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The Concerned Citizens of Montauk (CCOM), a 40-year old non-profit dedicated to preserving and protecting the environment and ecology of Montauk, is offering six paid internships to East Hampton High School (EHHS) students interested in learning how to lead outdoor education bi-lingual trail walks for the East End Community.
Fall is the perfect time to take advantage of the many hiking trails in Montauk.
The New York State Office of Parks, Recreation and Historic Preservation joined with The North Face to announce a partnership encouraging families to get outdoors and enjoy the state parks with the Explore Your Parks program.
The Levi's brand is proud to introduce Commuter by Levi's clothing designed and optimized specifically for the needs of the urban commuter cyclist.
The Bike to the Beach Foundation (B2B), a DC-based non-profit is hosting its second annual Bike to the Beach NYC.
Backcountry recreationists and the state's natural resources will both receive a higher level of protection thanks to the creation of the Backcountry Stewards Internship Program,
The New York State Department of Environmental Conservation (DEC) reminded New Yorkers to keep their distance and not to disturb newborn fawns or other young wildlife as many animals are in the peak season for giving birth or hatching young.
How do you teach your children to enjoy hiking? Start early and make it fun says outdoor enthusiast and author Jeff Alt.
John Turner, one of New York's most knowledgeable and eloquent naturalists, has produced a new edition, greatly expanded and thoroughly updated "Exploring the Other Island: A Seasonal Guide to Nature on Long Island." 1 comment
Cupsogue Beach County Park in Westhampton will host a number of seal watching walks to help county residents get better acquainted with nature.
Outdoor enthusiasts have a new tool to help plan the perfect trip to visit any of the 2,500 miles of recreational trails throughout New York.
As you get your bike in proper working order to get the most out of it, so too should you get your body prepared for the coming active months.
Thiele announced that he has introduced the New York State Bicycle Tourism Promotion Act in the New York State Assembly. 5 comments
Two bike safety courses will be offered this spring by SPOKESPEOPLE, the East End's cycling advocacy organization: Traffic Safety 101, and League of American Cyclists Instruction Certification.
The Eastern Long Island Audubon Society and Kalers Pond Audubon Society are hosting meetings, lectures and field trips throughout the winter months.
For two days, the premiere cyclocross riders in the United States descended upon Southampton for the Whitmore's Landscaping Super Cross Cup. Those in attendance along the three-kilometer course were treated to some fierce competition as world-class bikers duked it out for prize money and the North American Cyclocross Trophy series championship. 2 comments
From November 11-14, Ed and Caroline Cashin took on La Ruta de los Conquistadores, a four-day stage race over active volcanoes, across mountain ranges and rivers and through thick rain forests that spanned from the Pacific Coast to the Caribbean. As for it being touted as the world's toughest, the Cashins certainly wouldn't deny that fact.
It took Steve Spitz, a 1986 Pierson graduate, two years to reach the starting line in Hawaii and a brisk 12 hours, 47 minutes to complete the Ironman. The road was arduous but well worth it. 2 comments
The Group for the East End, an organization based in Bridgehampton that works to preserve and protect land on the North and South Forks, is hosting a series of events in the month of January.
On the list of ways on which one could spend their Sunday mornings, there's sleeping in, coffee and donuts, the Sunday paper, maneuvering your fantasy football roster, your weekly religious ceremony, and then there's this – a brisk and thoroughly enjoyable hike through the Laurel Valley County Park in Noyac. 2 comments
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