Greenport / Southold Town / Nassau / Long Island / New York City / /
Company
Sage Hampton Spa / Richard Whalen and Landmarks Inc. / Garmin / North Fork / /
Continent
North America / /
Country
United States / / /
Event
Environmental Issue / /
Facility
New York Harbor / American Museum of Natural History / Hank Dam / Cornell University / Shelter Island / Mill Neck / Fort Pond Bay / Water Mill / Mt. Sinai Harbor / /
IndustryTerm
local media / latrine site / potential latrine site / food / overland travel / /
NaturalFeature
Oyster Bay / Atlantic Ocean / East River / Peconic Bay / River Otters / Connetquot River / Shelter Island / Great South Bay / Edward Island / Peconic Bays / Lake Montauk / Connecticut River / South Shore estuary / Peconic River / Fort Pond Bay / Peconic estuary / Gardiners Bay Estuary / Carmans River / Nissequogue River / Westchester County coast / North American river / /
OperatingSystem
Fork / /
Organization
Cornell University / /
Person
Barbara Conolly / Norm Soule / Paul Connor / Nathan Roberts / Matt Draud / Tom Hornosky / John DeCuevas / Judy Christrup / Lisa Masi / Mike Laspia / Callie Velmachos / Kevin McAllister / Mike Bottini / Laurie Boullianne / Scott Shannon / Lloyd Neck / Al Lindberg / Dave Mayack / Merav Ben-David / Stacy Petzel / Tom Serfass / Roy Latham / Don Riepe / Gordon Batchellor / John Sepenowski / Robert Sendlein / James McMahon / / /
The Status and Distribution of the River Otter (Lontra canadensis) on Long Island, New York Otter with Golden Shiner at St.John’s Pond, Oyster Bay, DecemberRobert Sendlein Photo.