Care About Clean Water? Learn About Oyster Farming This Saturday May 23

Join us this Saturday morning May 23 at 9 am in Westhampton Beach NY to learn about how to save oysters and clean up the bay through oyster farming.   An adult oyster filters up to 50 gallons of water per day and the Moriches Bay Project has the goal of farming a million oysters to clean up the bay.  For more information about oyster farming and attending the event, please visit http://www.morichesbayproject.org/oyster-farming-breakfast

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Champagne and Oysters at LI Film Screening Sunday in Westhampton Beach: Shellshocked: Saving Oysters To Save Ourselves

 

SHELLSHOCKED: 
Saving Oysters to Save Ourselves
Written, directed, and produced by Emily Driscoll

Sunday, Sept.
28th 

What is the most severely impacted marine environment on Earth?
The Oyster reef. This documentary follows efforts ranging from NYC
to the East End of Long Island that help to prevent the extinction of
wild oysters; an organism which keeps our bays healthy.
1:00pm - Film Screening –
FREE
Admission. Q&A with the film’s
author and producer, Emily Driscoll, and Special Guest speaker
Gregg Rivara from Cornell Cooperative of Suffolk County. 
Champagne and Oyster Reception afterwards.
3:00pm – We are delighted to have joined forces with
S.E.E.D.
   Their event continues after the screening at the
Westhampton Country Club.  For ticket information go to:
www.ACFELICHEFS.org

More info:  www.morichesbayproject.org  www.whbpac.org  www.shellshockedmovie.com

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