Join us at the Redwood Anchorage, now operated by the Cornell Cooperative Extension Marine Program, for an exciting in-person event! Dive into creativity with the ArtSea Seahorse Shell Mosaic and experience the beauty of marine-inspired art.

Date & Time: October 17, 2026 at 12:15 PM

Don't miss this unique opportunity to connect with nature and art in a vibrant community setting. We look forward to seeing you there!

Price includes all materials and instruction by professional artist, Carolyn Munaco.

This ArtSea session is immediately following our Marine Meadows Workshop at the same location. Join us for both and make a day of giving back to the bays!

Help us prepare our juvenile hard clams for overwintering at our new Redwood Facility in Sag Harbor!

Cornell Cooperative Extension Marine Program's Back to the Bays Initiative will be hosting a Clam Overwintering Stewardship Session on 11/7/26 at our new Redwood Facility, as part of our work to help enhance and restore the waters of our Sag Harbor Stewardship Site.

Participants will help CCE staff to count and measure juvenile clams, and then prepare them for holding in special cages over the winter months at Redwood, Pine Neck, and Tiana Bayside Facilities.

These juvenile clams, spawned in CCE Marine's Southold hatchery, have been growing out in our floating clam cages off the docks at Redwood Facility, filter feeding on wild algae and helping to improve local water quality. They will eventually be used population enhancement projects throughout our Back to the Bays Stewardship Site Network.

To learn more and support our restoration work in this region visit: backtothebays.org/sagharbor

Support our new Redwood Facility as we develop an Education and Outreach Center in Sag Harbor, including many more habitat and shellfish restoration activities. backtothebays.org/redwood-sag-harbor

To contribute to our Hard Clam Restoration Fund, visit: backtothebays.org/hard-clams

We strongly encourage all participants to become registered 2026 Back to the Bays Stewards, to help support these public events. Enroll HERE!

This is event and our restoration work in Sag Harbor waters are made possible with support from the Town of Southampton Community Preservation Fund, the Village of Sag Harbor, and our community partners and fundraising campaign.