Seatuck works across Long Island on a variety of wildlife issues, employing a multi-pronged approach to advancing conservation. We conduct wildlife surveys, educate public officials, host workshops, install monitoring equipment, lead coalitions and pursue a host of other approaches to promote wildlife conservation and habitat restoration. Learn More

The primary goal of Seatuck’s education program is, simply, to expose people to the diversity, beauty and wonder of Long Island’s natural world. Authentic outdoor experiences are the foundation upon which people develop their own connection to the environment and concern for its conservation. Our programs also seek to foster a greater appreciation and understanding of Long Island...Learn More

Seatuck operates two nature centers on the South Shore and manages an outdoor education program at a third site on the North Shore. The three facilities – the 70-acre Suffolk County Environmental Center in Islip, the 200-acre South Shore Nature Center in East Islip, and the 80-acre Sherwood Jayne Farm in East Setauket – provide sanctuary and...Learn More