the 2025 FIRST Team The 2025 field season marks our second year partnering with the Fishers Island Research and Survey Team from Tarleton State University. This collaboration continues to strengthen …
Anna White
-
-
Announcing the results of the Spring 2025 Migratory Bird Count
-
We invite you to join us for our annual Spring Migratory Bird Count on Sunday, May 11th
-
Marine Debris ReportMay 2025Collected across island beachesTotal weight: 1,014 lbs | Total hours: 134.5 ~ Michele Klimczak DATE ZONE LOCATION WEIGHT (LBS) HOURS 5/1/2025 E4 Castle Rd Beach to behind Money …
-
We’re sending a big thank you to FI School teacher Adam Murray and his group of hardworking students for building two beautiful Aldo Leopold benches for the Fishers Island Conservancy and …
-
In celebration of Earth Day, the Fishers Island Conservancy and the H.L. Ferguson Museum hosted a community cleanup on Friday, April 19. We were thrilled to welcome about 15 volunteers who …
-
This past wednesday, FI Conservancy hosted our first Shorebird Pre-Fencing Day to prepare for the return of the endangered Piping Plover and the threatened Least Tern. These small shorebirds nest directly …
-
FeatureNews
Must-Read Article: Doug Tallamy on the Four Things Every Garden Should Do
by Anna White119 viewsDoug Tallamy is no stranger to Fishers Island. A longtime supporter of our mission, he has visited the island multiple times, leading tours of the Parade Grounds and inspiring residents …
-
Marine Debris ReportApril 2025Collected across island beachesTotal weight: 1,296 lbs | Total hours: 146.5~ Michele Klimczak DATE ZONE LOCATION WEIGHT (LBS) HOURS 4/2/2025 N6 S. Dumpling beaches, Dock beach, Brickyard Rd to Clay …
-
As our tiniest visitor, the endangered Piping Plover, returns to Fishers Island’s shores this spring, the Fishers Island Conservancy is preparing to install symbolic fencing at known nesting sites. These …