CCE Marine Instagram Feed

View fullsize Wow! What a great turnout for today’s Earth Day @sagharborcinema with #backtothebays and @nypl_lpa. Thank you to all who attended and asked fantastic questions. We are so excited to start working with the #sagharbor community this summer as we
View fullsize Today with the help of several volunteers, CCE’s Habitat Team planted 3,000 culms of beach grass to vegetate a dune on town property near Tiana Bayside Facility. With the amount of erosion happening during the fall and winter, it’s crucia
View fullsize Come join us for a fun-filled afternoon next Monday from 1 - 2:30 PM celebrating Earth Day at CCE Marine’s Tiana Bayside facility! At this free event, you will learn about Blue Carbon habitats and the role of coastal plants in mitigating climat
View fullsize Yesterday team members from Back to the Bays, alongside help from volunteers, made SEAd bomb to welcome spring! April 1 marked the opening of our Tiana Bayside facility in Hampton Bays. With April 20 set as Long Island’s last frost date due to
View fullsize It’s spring cleaning time! Our Habitat Team - Jason, Kim and Steve - has been working on beautifying our Southold facility entrance while also creating valuable habitat. First step was clearing out the invasive species. Now they are constructi
View fullsize Welcome to our first Back to the Bays Garden Club of the season, featuring "Blue Carbon". Join us at our beautiful Tiana Bayside Facility in Hampton Bays for this free event. You will learn about Blue Carbon followed by a hands-on garden cl
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View fullsize Hatchery technician Bart Birk shows us oysters spawned the same day in January and their differences in sizes. Happy Oyster Company #weareccemarine #suffolkcce
View fullsize CCE Marine’s Back to the Bays initiative is proud to be the newest member of the @westhamptonchamberofcommerce, and was honored to be the featured speaker for last night’s social event hosted by @fauna_whb. Aquaculture Coordinator Kate R-
View fullsize CCE Marine Program is looking for individuals, organizations, and students seeking internship experience to adopt and serve as lead Site Coordinators for 12 evenings of horseshoe crab monitoring at Mt. Sinai Harbor (Port Jefferson), West Meadow Beach
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View fullsize CCE Marine Program is looking for individuals, organizations, and students seeking internship experience to adopt and serve as lead Site Coordinators for horseshoe crab monitoring. There would be 12 evenings of monitoring at beaches in Westhampton Du
View fullsize Happy Valentine’s Day from our Blue Carbon plants here on Long Island! Last month our Back to the Bays team introduced you to the basics of Blue Carbon. In this season of love, meet two of our special plants - a seagrass and marsh grass - that
View fullsize What a beautiful day we had for our first Mindfulness Monday meditative marsh walk exploring Cedar Beach Creek. We began our morning attuning to our senses through a guided meditation that laid the foundation for a self-guided marsh exploration. Afte
View fullsize We’ve got baby scallops! The shellfish hatchery wouldn’t normally be in full swing yet this time of year, but we have been doubling down on our efforts to produce and seed healthy bay scallops. For this round, Hatchery Manager Mike Patric
View fullsize Join us at our Marine Center at Cedar Beach in Southold for our Mindfullness Monday Session, then stick around to decoupage some oyster shells with us during our ArtSEA Session. We'll be offering these sessions the first Monday of each month going fo
View fullsize North Fork Polar Plunge event recap + gratitude post! We have since defrosted, and are still radiating from all the joy and positivity this event brought. The 2nd Annual Splash for Cast + Back to the Bays featured about 250 brave plungers and raised
View fullsize Cornell Cooperative Extension Marine Program has been working with Stony Brook University to conduct a multi-year acoustic telemetry study to assess the potential impacts of the electromagnetic field (EMF) emitted by the Sunrise Wind Export Cable (SR
View fullsize Ella from Back to the Bays judged this year’s Montauk Science Fair. There were many fascinating and informative projects on display relevant to the work we do, such as coastal erosion and water quality. The youth continue to inspire us and push
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