Help make SEAd Bombs at Pine Neck Facility to support native pollinators and coastal plants.

Cornell Cooperative Extension Marine Program's Back to the Bays Initiative will be hosting a Coastal Habitat SEAd Bomb Workshop on 11/21/26 at Pine Neck Facility in East Quogue, as part of our work to help enhance and restore the coastal habitats of Southampton Town.

Help CCE create SEAd Bombs to be scattered by volunteers and staff as part of our coastal habitat restoration work, And each participant will bring home a half dozen SEAd Bombs to scatter in a sunny location of your choice!

Coastal plants of many varieties provide essential habitat for many species of birds, coastal land animals and the Diamondback Terrapin during part or all stages of life. They also help prevent erosion, buffer storms, and sequester carbon, helping to mitigate climate change. Our SEAd bombs will made with milkweeds, butterfly weed, goldenrod and coastal grasses.