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Pests and climate change are major contributors to decreasing Long Island bee population

May 6, 2019May 8, 2019 Gabby Pardo 0 Comments climate change, Long Island Beekeepers Club, New York State Pollinator Protection Plan, Varroa Mites

By Gabby Pardo Beekeepers Moira and David Alexander walked through Stony Brook University’s campus and felt like something was missing

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Nation’s biggest wind hub may be coming to Port Jefferson

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By Vivica Michel State and local officials held a press conference on April 3, in Port Jefferson Harbor, backing a

Invasive aquatic plant species threaten Long Island water bodies
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Invasive aquatic plant species threaten Long Island water bodies

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