shinnecockbay.org

Shinnecock Bay Restoration Program

The Shinnecock Bay Restoration Program (ShiRP) was created in 2012 to combat the deterioration of Shinnecock Bay. Our goal is to use science, outreach, and partnerships to restore the water quality and fisheries of Shinnecock Bay. Stony Brook University's School of Marine and Atmospheric Sciences (SoMAS) along with its Institute for Ocean Conservation Science (IOCS) founded the program to return the bay to its former health. July 9, 2015. Ndash; Restore the bay by growing oysters. April 22, 2015. Ndash; ...

http://www.shinnecockbay.org/

OVERVIEW OF shinnecockbay.org

TRAFFIC RANK

>1,000,000

REVIEWS

0

PAGES IN THIS WEBSITE

12

LINKS TO THIS WEBSITE

CONTACTS

ADDRESSES

SOCIAL LINKS

ONLINE SINCE

WEBSITE DETAILS

SEO

PAGES

SIMILAR SITES

TRAFFIC RANK FOR SHINNECOCKBAY.ORG

TODAY'S RATING

>1,000,000

TRAFFIC RANK - AVERAGE PER MONTH

BEST MONTH

June

AVERAGE PER DAY Of THE WEEK

HIGHEST TRAFFIC ON

Friday

TRAFFIC BY CITY

Sign up

CUSTOMER REVIEWS

Average Rating: 3.6 out of 5 with 13 reviews

5 star

4

4 star

4

3 star

3

2 star

0

1 star

2

Hey there! Start your review of shinnecockbay.org

AVERAGE USER RATING

Write a Review

WEBSITE PREVIEW

LOAD TIME

0.3 seconds

CONTACTS AT SHINNECOCKBAY.ORG

Nancy McNamara

PO B●●●●1321

Mid●●●ury , CT, 06762

US

1.20●●●●5259

na●●●@academicwebpages.com

View this contact

Nancy McNamara

PO B●●●●1321

Mid●●●ury , CT, 06762

US

1.20●●●●5259

na●●●@academicwebpages.com

View this contact

Nancy McNamara

PO B●●●●1321

Mid●●●ury , CT, 06762

US

1.20●●●●5259

na●●●@academicwebpages.com

View this contact

ADD CONTACT

Login

TO VIEW CONTACTS

Remove Contacts

FOR PRIVACY ISSUES

DOMAIN REGISTRATION INFORMATION

REGISTERED: n/a
UPDATED: 2014 January 03
EXPIRATION: EXPIRED REGISTER THIS DOMAIN

BUY YOUR DOMAIN

NAME SERVERS

1: ns1.server274.com
2: ns2.server274.com

REGISTRAR

eNom, Inc. (R39-LROR)

WHOIS : whois.publicinterestregistry.net

REFERRED :

CONTENT

PAGES IN
THIS WEBSITE

12

SSL

EXTERNAL LINKS

21

SITE IP

192.252.144.93

LOAD TIME

0.281 sec

SCORE

6.2

PAGE TITLE

Shinnecock Bay Restoration Program | shinnecockbay.org Reviews

<META> DESCRIPTION

The Shinnecock Bay Restoration Program (ShiRP) was created in 2012 to combat the deterioration of Shinnecock Bay. Our goal is to use science, outreach, and partnerships to restore the water quality and fisheries of Shinnecock Bay. Stony Brook University's School of Marine and Atmospheric Sciences (SoMAS) along with its Institute for Ocean Conservation Science (IOCS) founded the program to return the bay to its former health. July 9, 2015. Ndash; Restore the bay by growing oysters. April 22, 2015. Ndash; ...

<META> KEYWORDS

1 shinnecock bay

2 about us

3 program

4 news and events

5 multimedia

6 partners

7 make a difference

8 program overview

9 join operation restore

10 clams for clams

CONTENT

Page content here

KEYWORDS ON PAGE

shinnecock bay,about us,program,news and events,multimedia,partners,make a difference,program overview,join operation restore,clams for clams,public service announcement,problems with video,visit vimeo com,upcoming events,by jonathon kline,blue crab

SERVER

Apache

CONTENT-TYPE

utf-8

GOOGLE PREVIEW

Shinnecock Bay Restoration Program | shinnecockbay.org Reviews

https://shinnecockbay.org

The Shinnecock Bay Restoration Program (ShiRP) was created in 2012 to combat the deterioration of Shinnecock Bay. Our goal is to use science, outreach, and partnerships to restore the water quality and fisheries of Shinnecock Bay. Stony Brook University's School of Marine and Atmospheric Sciences (SoMAS) along with its Institute for Ocean Conservation Science (IOCS) founded the program to return the bay to its former health. July 9, 2015. Ndash; Restore the bay by growing oysters. April 22, 2015. Ndash; ...

INTERNAL PAGES

shinnecockbay.org

1

Shinnecock Bay Restoration Program

http://www.shinnecockbay.org/about/index.html

Goal of the Program. The goal of the Shinnecock Bay Restoration Program (ShiRP) is to use science, outreach, and partnerships to restore the water quality and fisheries of Shinnecock Bay. In response to the deteriorating situation in Shinnecock Bay, the School of Marine and Atmospheric Sciences (SoMAS). And its Institute for Ocean Conservation Science. At Stony Brook University. Initiated the Shinnecock Bay Restoration Program (ShiRP). Dr Demian Chapman measuring the length of a clearnose skate. Fisherie...

2

Shinnecock Bay Restoration Program

http://www.shinnecockbay.org/news-events/index.html

July 9, 2016. United Nations group visits Stony Brook Southampton Marine Station. On Saturday July 9th, 2016, the Institute for Ocean Conservation Science was honored to welcome a group of United Nations ambassadors, dignitaries, and their families to the Stony Brook Southampton Marine Station for a tour of the facility and an overview of the Shinnecock Bay Restoration Program. These nations are part of the “ 10 x 20 Initiative. In March 2016, diplomats involved in the 10 x 20 Initiative gathered in Rome.

3

Shinnecock Bay Restoration Program

http://www.shinnecockbay.org/news-events/releases.html

December 22, 2015. Shinnecock Bay Restoration Program Hits Milestone. Those behind the Shinnecock Bay Restoration Program, an initiative that seeks to cleanse the water in the western side of the bay through the introduction of shellfish, recently celebrated a milestone: the seeding of its one millionth clam. Clams are natural filters, helping cleanse water that has too much nitrogen a common problem in the western regions of the bay. According to Dr. Gobler, clams can start to reproduce when they re...

4

Shinnecock Bay Restoration Program

http://www.shinnecockbay.org/news-events/events.html

Please save the date for Clams for Clams 2015: July 10, 2015 from 6:00 to 8:30pm. Learn more and register here. On June 2, 2014. At 7:30 pm, Christine Santora, Program Coordinator, will be giving a lecture on turning the brown tide blue at the Quogue Wildlife Refuge. Read more here. On June 6, 2014. June 14, 2014. For an eelgrass restoration event at Stony Brook Southampton, a chance for individuals of all ages to become citizen scientists for a day and help to restore important habitat to the bay. Pleas...

5

Shinnecock Bay Restoration Program

http://www.shinnecockbay.org/index.html

The Shinnecock Bay Restoration Program (ShiRP) was created in 2012 to combat the deterioration of Shinnecock Bay. Our goal is to use science, outreach, and partnerships to restore the water quality and fisheries of Shinnecock Bay. Stony Brook University's School of Marine and Atmospheric Sciences (SoMAS) along with its Institute for Ocean Conservation Science (IOCS) founded the program to return the bay to its former health. Ndash; United Nations group visits Stony Brook Southampton Marine Station. Ndash...

UPGRADE TO PREMIUM TO VIEW 7 MORE

TOTAL PAGES IN THIS WEBSITE

12

LINKS TO THIS WEBSITE

tidalpage.wordpress.com

Planting Clams in Shinnecock Bay – Tidal Page

https://tidalpage.wordpress.com/2013/03/26/planting-clams-in-shinnecock-bay

The highs and lows of Shinnecock Bay and beyond. March 26, 2013. Planting Clams in Shinnecock Bay. The scientists and students of the Shinnecock Bay Restoration Project have planted more than 2.5 million clams. Stony Brook PhD student Konstantine Rountos wore his GoPro camera on some of those clam planting trips and made this video. A Great Day for Sharks and Rays. All Red Tides Are Not Alike →. Leave a Reply Cancel reply. Enter your comment here. Fill in your details below or click an icon to log in:.

tidalpage.wordpress.com

A Tale of Two Bays – Tidal Page

https://tidalpage.wordpress.com/2013/06/13/a-tale-of-two-bays

The highs and lows of Shinnecock Bay and beyond. June 13, 2013. A Tale of Two Bays. Water drawn from western Shinnecock Bay on the left and eastern Shinnecock Bay on the right. photo by Chris Woods. What’s the reason for this dramatic difference? Physics mostly. East Shinnecock is flushed out by ocean currents entering through the inlet. The western side of the Bay doesn’t get flushed out and the water is stagnant. Community and Student Volunteers Join Forces for Eelgrass Restoration. Notify me of new co...

tidalpage.wordpress.com

June 2013 – Tidal Page

https://tidalpage.wordpress.com/2013/06

The highs and lows of Shinnecock Bay and beyond. June 13, 2013. A Tale of Two Bays. Water drawn from western Shinnecock Bay on the left and eastern Shinnecock Bay on the right. photo by Chris Woods. What’s the reason for this dramatic difference? Physics mostly. East Shinnecock is flushed out by ocean currents entering through the inlet. The western side of the Bay doesn’t get flushed out and the water is stagnant. The Shinnecock Bay Restoration Program. A Tale of Two Bays. ShiRP Workshop at Earthstock.

tidalpage.wordpress.com

About – Tidal Page

https://tidalpage.wordpress.com/about

The highs and lows of Shinnecock Bay and beyond. I am a marine conservation graduate student at Stony Brook University. I work with an amazing team of scientists working to restore and protect Shinnecock Bay. I blog about nature in the bay, the students and scientists I work with, the volunteers and supporters in our community and, because it’s all one ocean, the waters beyond our horizon. Be warned, I have a bias towards good news. Click here. Leave a Reply Cancel reply. Enter your comment here.

tidalpage.wordpress.com

Tidal Page – Page 2 – The highs and lows of Shinnecock Bay and beyond

https://tidalpage.wordpress.com/page/2

The highs and lows of Shinnecock Bay and beyond. March 14, 2013. A Great Day for Sharks and Rays. Image from http:/ www.sharkfinid.com. Protection for all the the endangered shark and ray species proposed at CITES (see article below). Have been approved by the full session! It’s an historic day for marine conservation! March 11, 2013. A Good Day for Sharks and Rays. Dr Demian Chapman examines a ray collected during a 2012 trawl survey of Shinnecock Bay. Porbeagle, scalloped hammerhead, great hammerhead, ...

oceansanctuaryalliance.org

JULY 9, 2016 DIPLOMAT VISIT — Ocean Sanctuary Alliance

http://www.oceansanctuaryalliance.org/july-9-2016-diplomat-visit

Our Journey So Far. A Tribute to the late Ambassador Stuart Beck. Rome Call To Action. Palau announces new marine sanctuary. Ocean Sanctuary Alliance Student Nets Big Prize. United Nations Establishes 15 Year Development Agenda. Rahming Underscores Need for Urgent Action in Ocean Conservancy. POLAND SUPPORTS PROTECTION OF MARINE RESOURCES. Palau Captures Illegal Fishing Vessels. Ambassador Beck to Deliver Millennials petition to the Secretary General. PALAU CALLS FOR ZONING THE OCEAN IN UN SPEECH. Septem...

tidalpage.wordpress.com

All Red Tides Are Not Alike – Tidal Page

https://tidalpage.wordpress.com/2013/04/09/3359

The highs and lows of Shinnecock Bay and beyond. April 9, 2013. All Red Tides Are Not Alike. Karenia brevis: the toxic algae causing manatee deaths in Florida. Photo from Wikipeda. This Sunday, The New York Times. Reported on the Florida red tide. Though they are both called red tides, or Harmful Algal Blooms by scientists, they are actually different species of algae. The highly toxic Florida red tide is. The red tide species in Shinnecock Bay are. Planting Clams in Shinnecock Bay. You are commenting us...

UPGRADE TO PREMIUM TO VIEW 14 MORE

TOTAL LINKS TO THIS WEBSITE

21

SOCIAL ENGAGEMENT

ShinnecockBayRestorationProgram

RestoreShinneco

OTHER SITES

shinnecock.org

Shinnecock Indian Nation ~ Home

For Thousands of Years. January 05, 2015. 69th Annual Shinnecock Indian Powwow. Labor Day Weekend Friday, September 4th through Monday, September7th, 2015at the Powwow Groundson thehistoric Shinnecock Reservation, Southampton, Long Island, New…. April 21, 2011. America’s 10 Great Powwows. American Indian culture is alive and well and on colorful display at pow-wows across the country. Paul Gowder , creator…. Welcome to The Shinnecock Indian Nation. 2015 Shinnecock Indian Nation.

shinnecock.us

Shinnecock.us - Home

shinnecock360.org

Shinnecock Lodge 360

Small loans mcallen tx. Welcome to the Lodge’s Website. January 1, 1900. Welcome to the official web site of Shinnecock Lodge 360, Suffolk County Council # 404. Here you can get the latest news and downloads from Shinnecock Lodge 360. Congratulations to the Vigil Honor Class of 2015. July 7, 2015. Pictured (L to R): Nicholas S., Isaiah J., Liam G., Richard W., Dave C. Posted in Lodge Events. Want to know what’s next? February 12, 2015. Send in your registration to the Council Office as soon as possible.

shinnecockairportcarservice.com

Hacked By Hypn071z3r | Hacked By Hypn071z3r

Get Free Online Quote. Westbury Airport Car Service. An asterisk (*) indicates a required field. Drop Off Adress *. Contact Form Powered By Best Contact Form. You are here: Home. Offer Discounts For Corporate Travelers. Let Westbury Airport Car service know Transportation Need We will be here to answer your quote requests or with any question you might have. WESTBURY AIRPORT CAR SERVICE. Westbury Airport Car service. The drivers that work with Westbury Airport Car service. Take you where you need to be o...

shinnecockaveplumbingandheating.info

Shinnecock Ave Plumbing and Heating here to help unclug your draings and install your drains!

Leak Detection and Repair. Sewer Line Repair and Installation. Plumbing Installation and Repair. Air Heating and Cooling. Shinnecock Ave Plumbing and Heating. Shinnecock Ave Plumbing and Heating here to help unclug your draings and install your drains! Shinnecock Ave Plumbing and Heating - 516-882-4241. At Shinnecock Ave Plumbing and Heating. Finding a reliable plumber can be very stressful and at times expensive, so when choosing plumbing services you need to find a reputable plumbing service who have t...

shinnecockbay.org

Shinnecock Bay Restoration Program

The Shinnecock Bay Restoration Program (ShiRP) was created in 2012 to combat the deterioration of Shinnecock Bay. Our goal is to use science, outreach, and partnerships to restore the water quality and fisheries of Shinnecock Bay. Stony Brook University's School of Marine and Atmospheric Sciences (SoMAS) along with its Institute for Ocean Conservation Science (IOCS) founded the program to return the bay to its former health. July 9, 2015. Ndash; Restore the bay by growing oysters. April 22, 2015. Ndash; ...

shinnecockcanal.com

sketches of local history

Shinnecock Canal Canoe Place 40 53 15 N 72 30 5 W.

shinnecockcarservice.com

Shinnecock Car Service | Shinnecock Airport Car Service To Jfk - Lga - Isp - Ewr - Nyc

Get Free Online Quote. Shinnecock Airport Car Service. An asterisk (*) indicates a required field. Drop Off Adress *. Contact Form Powered By Best Contact Form. You are here: Home. Shinnecock Airport Car Service. Offer Discounts For Corporate Travelers. Let Shinnecock Car Service know Transportation Need We will be here to answer your quote requests or with any question you might have. The drivers that work with Shinnecock Car Service. Area the utmost professional owner/operators. Take you where you need...

shinnecockcasinos.org

Shinnecock Indian Nation ~ Home

For Thousands of Years. January 05, 2015. 69th Annual Shinnecock Indian Powwow. Labor Day Weekend Friday, September 4th through Monday, September7th, 2015at the Powwow Groundson thehistoric Shinnecock Reservation, Southampton, Long Island, New…. April 21, 2011. America’s 10 Great Powwows. American Indian culture is alive and well and on colorful display at pow-wows across the country. Paul Gowder , creator…. Welcome to The Shinnecock Indian Nation. 2015 Shinnecock Indian Nation.

shinnecockgambling.com

DOMAIN FORSALE

Please CLICK HERE TO OFFER A PRICE TO THIS DOMAIN.

shinnecockhillng.com

Home Page

Shinnecock Hills Natural Gas Conversion. This page has been created to inform homeowners of the Shinnecock Hills, Hampton Bays area about the possibility of converting to Natural Gas for Heating. . I am in no way affiliated with any gas company and I am not doing this for any compensation. I simply would like to switch to natural gas heating in my home due to all the benefits, mostly the economical ones. . Please have a look around the site to gather the information you need. . Thank you for visiting.