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The North Shore Land Alliance has been presented with an exciting challenge. The Oliver R. Grace Charitable Foundation has offered to match dollar for dollar (up to $100,000) all monies donated to the Land Alliance by 7/31. To donate visit bit.ly/3wOce2N.

This past Saturday, June 19 (Juneteenth), the North Shore Land Alliance engaged 19 young explorers (ages 5-11) from the Roosevelt Union-Free School District at the Roosevelt Community Garden for a lesson on pollinators and agriculture.

Calling all photographers! The Land Alliance needs help photographing their events, preserves and local wildlife. If you’re interested in providing volunteer photography services email Jenny Einhorn at [email protected]. Photo credit will be given. Thanks!

Behold our 2021 summer newsletter! In this issue we discuss the potential protection of the approximate 200-acre Seminary of the Immaculate Conception in Lloyd Harbor, the Land Alliance’s 30x30 conservation goal, and much more! Read the newsletter here: bit.ly/3w4jR4d.

Did you know outdated septic systems are the #1 cause of nitrogen pollution on LI? Join us on Wed., 7/14 from 11am-2pm for Clean-Water Vendor Day at Fireman’s Field in Oyster Bay. This event is free and open to the public; registration is required: northshorelandalliance.org/events/.

Thank you to all who came to our young member’s Heritage Committee Party on Saturday at the Humes preserve. And thank you to the Hawthorne Gardening Company for sponsoring the event and Heritage Committee Event Chair Laura Van Ingen for helping make the event such a success.

Long Island Clean-Water Vendor Day is tomorrow! Join us from 11am-2pm at Fireman’s Field in Oyster Bay (Shore Ave. & Maxwell Ave.) and learn what you can do to help curb nitrogen pollution. Free event; register here: northshorelandalliance.org/events/.

Dolphins were spotted swimming in Cold Spring Harbor and Oyster Bay Harbor this month! While we still have a long way to go to improve water quality on Long Island, this sighting offered us a glimmer of hope that efforts to protect our local lands and waters do make a difference.

The Land Alliance would like to thank the DeGuzman family for removing 200 invasive mantis egg cases at Matheson Meadow in Lloyd Harbor and for tagging four native Carolina mantis egg cases in the meadow to prevent them from being harmed.

Children enjoyed painting colorful nature-themed designs on flower pots during a North Shore Land Alliance Young Explorers Group held at the Roosevelt Community Garden last week. Following the activity, Volunteers for Wildlife gave a presentation on reptiles and mammals.

LAST CALL! As you may know, the Oliver Grace Family Foundation has offered to match dollar for dollar all monies (up to $100,000) donated to the Land Alliance for improvements at our preserves THROUGH AUGUST 15. Please consider making a donation TODAY: northshorelandalliance.org/oliver-grace-f….

A big thank you to Volunteers for Wildlife for helping this injured killdeer we found on the beach at our Shore Road Sanctuary preserve in Cold Spring Harbor. The screaming bird had a mussel clamped around his middle toe and ended up needing a partial digit amputation.

We have two free events at the John P. Humes Japanese Stroll Garden this month! Join us for a Bonsai exhibit this Sat (10am-2pm) and Sun (1-5pm). On 8/14 at 11am Daniel Soergel will perform traditional bamboo flute music known as Shakuhachi.

Our climate change tip of the week is: water conservation. Conserving water reduces greenhouse gas emissions. Visit our Facebook page for suggestions on how you can reduce your water usage, like taking shorter showers, at: facebook.com/NorthShoreLand…

A big thank you to our three O’Neil Stewardship Interns (L-R) Kaitlyn, Emily and Danielle. Yesterday was their last day and they will be missed! We thank the William C. and Joyce C. O’Neil Charitable Trust for continuing to fund this much needed summer internship program.

We are very pleased to report that, thanks to your generosity, we have met the Oliver R. Grace Charitable Foundation $100,000 Matching Gift Challenge. We had 100+ donors participate and raised $104,000 + $100,000 = $204,000. Thank you and the Foundation for your generous support!

Climate tip: burn fewer fossil fuels while driving. In 2019, transportation was the largest producer of greenhouse gas emissions in the U.S. Walk of bike if you can and consider trading in your gas guzzling vehicle for an electric vehicle (EV). Visit our FB page for more details!

Get outdoors this weekend (before the rain!) and visit one of our public preserves. Humes in Mill Neck (pictured) boasts several miles of trails that wind through deciduous forest and beautiful meadow. For a complete list of our preserves visit northshorelandalliance.org/nature-preserv….

Happy International Day of Clean Air! Reducing air pollution can dramatically enhance climate change mitigation. Climate tip of the week: Help improve the air quality in your community. Visit NSLA Facebook and Instagram for tips on how to improve air quality.

Join us for our Wine Auction & Dinner on Sat., 10/2 at 6:30pm at Groton Place in Old Westbury. We are celebrating the “America the Beautiful Plan” – an effort to protect 30% of U.S. lands and waters by 2030. For tickets and donation information visit: northshorelandalliance.org/events.