Our new website is live. It’s a lot easier to navigate and a better look at all the work happening on Fishers Island. Come check it out!
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A full year of marine debris cleanup, broken down by month and location. See what we pulled from the shoreline in 2025.
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Even in the colder months, the debris keeps coming in. Take a look at this winter’s cleanup work and what was found.
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November was a busy month on the beaches. See what was collected and how much time went into cleanup efforts across the island.
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Tyler McMahon is out in the field studying insects, plants, and how our grasslands are changing over time. Learn more about his work on Fishers Island.
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Sentinel Data 2018-2024 Since 2018, the Island Sentinel program has built a consistent record of observations across ten monitoring sites on Fishers Island. These observations reflect what Sentinels are seeing …
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Shorebird Season 2026 Is Almost Here!Shorebird season is just around the corner, and with it comes our annual reminder that it’s almost time to share the shore. In the coming …
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Thank you for your ongoing support of Fishers Island Conservancy!Dear Friends of Fishers Island,FI Conservancy President Tom SargentIt’s hard to believe that Halloween has come and gone and we are …
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If you see a seal on the beach, it may be resting. When in doubt, call the Mystic Aquarium hotline and keep your distance.
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Update on Phragmites Work and New Wetlands Regulations
by Anna White165 viewsNew wetland rules have paused most phragmites work while permits are updated. The Parade Grounds is the only site moving forward right now.