Join Back to the Bays for our Blue Carbon programming at SoFo (South Fork Natural History Museum).

Learn about the importance of eelgrass and other coastal habitats from Habitat Scientist and Educator Kim Manzo of Cornell Cooperative Extension (CCE) Marine Program. Then participate in creating “eelgrass tortillas”, which are burlap discs used for planting eelgrass seedlings to restore seagrass habitats. A certificate for community service hours can be provided upon request. This workshop is possible thanks to Southampton Town Community Preservation Funds.

Workshop Leader: Kim Manzo, CCE Habitat Scientist and Educator

Location: Southfork Natural History Museum

377 Bridgehampton-Sag Harbor Turnpike, Bridgehampton, NY 11932

This FREE program is for adults, teens, & children 8 and up. Advanced reservations is required.