By Patricia Pelkowski, The Nature Conservancy In broadest outline, Long Island’s natural communities historically consisted of two bands of hardwood...
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This Place, Long Island
By Long Island Pine Barrens Society
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June 17, 2019
By John Turner, Pine Barrens Society Co-Founder Paradise Found: This place, Long Island, with its basement of 450 million year...
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Spring in the Pine Barrens
By Long Island Pine Barrens Society
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May 21, 2019
By Bob McGrath, Pine Barrens Society Co-Founder The natural world that surrounds us offers thousands of simple pleasures – the...
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Five Great Earth Day Moments in the Pine Barrens
By Long Island Pine Barrens Society
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April 22, 2019
By: Ryan Wolf Earth Day is a time to reflect on the overarching significance of the natural world on our...
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How “Crantastic”: The Pine Barrens and The Cranberry
By Long Island Pine Barrens Society
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March 15, 2019
By: Ryan Wolf This month, the Pine Barrens Society is hosting its first hike of the year at Cranberry...
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Top Five Historic Events in the Long Island Pine Barrens
By Long Island Pine Barrens Society
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February 13, 2019
By: Ryan Wolf Walt Whitman Eulogizes Abraham Lincoln: Walt Whitman was a true Long Islander. Often spending his days traveling...
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Photographing the Long Island Pine Barrens
By Long Island Pine Barrens Society
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January 18, 2019
By: Ryan Wolf Like so many of the world’s natural wonders, the Long Island Pine Barrens is a major...
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New Year’s Resolution 2019: Hike
By Long Island Pine Barrens Society
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December 21, 2018
New Year’s resolutions are an annual tradition and, yet, often difficult to maintain. In 2019, kick off a new resolution...
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We Won the War of the Woods, Now on to the War for Our World
By Long Island Pine Barrens Society
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November 16, 2018
By John Cryan, Pine Barrens Society Co-Founder We're about to lose the peace, in two interrelated ways. First, the Pine...
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Cover photo: Steve Young
