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Peconic Land Trust

Habitat restoration, trail improvements completed at Broad Cove Preserve in Aquebogue

by May 10, 2026
Broad Cove Preserve in Aquebogue has been added to the NYS Birding Trail after habitat restoration and trail improvements. Photos of the preserve.

Riverhead to take first step in preserving 145-acre 4-H camp property in Baiting Hollow

by Apr 9, 2026
Nassau County, which owns the land where the 4-H camp has operated for a century, wants to sell the 145-acre site. Riverhead may partner with Suffolk County on an effort to preserve it.

‘Central Square’ parcel on Route 25A in Wading River is protected from development and preserved for agriculture

by May 13, 2024
A roughly 18-acre parcel of vacant land on Route 25A in Wading River once slated for development with retail, office and restaurant uses has been permanently preserved for agricultural use.

Broad Cove, 100-acre waterfront property in Aquebogue, acquired by Peconic Land Trust

by Jan 27, 2022
Broad Cove, a 100-acre waterfront parcel on Flanders Bay in Aquebogue, has been acquired for preservation by the Peconic Land Trust. The former duck farm has been on state, county and town preservation lists for decades.
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Peconic Land Trust to work with Riverhead Town to assist with its conservation and preservation strategies

by Apr 30, 2016
The Peconic Land Trust will review Riverhead's community preservation project plan and transfer of development rights program to help the town develop conservation and preservation strategies, thanks to a $30,000 state grant.

Toxin-free lawn and landscape seminar to be held March 3 in Riverhead

by Feb 17, 2016
The Perfect Earth Project, in conjunction with Cornell Cooperative Extension of Suffolk County and The Peconic Land Trust will hold its second annual Toxin-Free...

Wanted: the next generation of farmers on Long Island

by May 31, 2015
In addition to all the other challenges facing the agricultural industry on Long Island — everything from the expense of doing business here to an increasingly burdensome regulatory environment — there’s one obstacle that transcends all others: age.