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THE ROUNDUP: APRIL 2026
Can We Build a Better Reef?
READ THE ARTICLE AT THE NATURE CONSERVANCY
A great white shark glides past an underwater camera used to monitor artificial reefs—revealing how restored habitats attract top predators and boost biodiversity. © TNC
The Future of American Farming Might Be Underwater
Photo Courtesy Atlantic Sea Farms
Artist Olafur Eliasson on Seeing What We’ve Been Blind To
In addition to these stories, meet The 2026 Goldman Environmental Prize Winners - all women.
THE ROUNDUP: March 2026
Welcome back to The Roundup, the second installment of my monthly collection of stories that inspire, inform, and spark curiosity. Each edition brings together highlights from coastal ecosystems, environmental news, and the local arts and conservation scene. I’ll continue sharing links, insights, and resources to help you stay connected to the work happening in our communities and the natural world around us.
Offshore Drilling and the Myth of Lower Gas Prices
Photo Credit: Joshua Shelly
Pearl of Policy Powers for Brookhaven’s Shellfishing Future
READ THE ARTICLE AT FIRE ISLAND NEWS
Photo Credit: J. D. Allen
Coral Bleaching Awareness Month is Moving to September
THE ROUNDUP: FEBRUARY 2026
Welcome to The Roundup, my monthly collection of interesting, inspiring, and important stories I’ve found about coastal ecosystems, environmental news, and the local arts and conservation scene. Each month, I’ll share links, highlights, and resources to keep you informed, inspired, and connected to the work happening in our communities and the natural world around us.
Big Oil’s Not-So-Secret Weapon For World Domination? Plastic.
Photo Credit: Lara Giliberto
Eyes on the Water
READ THE ARTICLE AT THE NATURE CONSERVANCY NEW YORK
Photo Credit: Awakened Surging upward from below, a humpback whale lunges to feed on menhaden. © Joanna Steidle/Hamptons Drone Art
SBU Researchers Seek Global Solutions to Conserve Coral Reefs
READ THE ARTICLE AT SBU NEWS
Photo Credit: SBU News