Outgoing

This event is in the past.It took place on May 2, 2026 at South Fork Natural History Museum & Nature Center.

Upcoming at South Fork Natural History Museum & Nature Center
East End Environment Series: History of Oysters on Long Island 1
Educational Talk
East End Environment Series: History of Oysters on Long Island 2
East End Environment Series: History of Oysters on Long Island 3
East End Environment Series: History of Oysters on Long Island 4
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East End Environment Series: History of Oysters on Long Island

At South Fork Natural History Museum & Nature Center

Bridgehampton

Discover how oysters built New York's culinary and ecological identity. Shellfish expert John "Barley" Dunne shares four decades of aquaculture wisdom and the ambitious efforts to bring local oyster populations back from the brink.

educational talk
marine biology
family-friendly
all ages welcome

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đŸŠȘlecture by 40-year shellfish aquaculture expert
🐚includes museum admission with live animals and touch tank
📞RSVP required — call or email to reserve

South Fork Natural History Museum & Nature Center

377 Bridgehampton-Sag Harbor Turnpike, Bridgehampton, NY 11932, USA

$15

sofo.org

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East End Environment Series: History of Oysters on Long Island - Outgoing