Join us for our Commendation Ceremony as we celebrate the conclusion of another fantastic summer with the ReWild Summer Program to Fight Hunger and Climate Change. We are excited to acknowledge the amazing efforts of our interns and volunteers who have impacted the mission to create a more sustainable and hunger-free community.

And a special thanks to our partners: Baxter’s Pond Preserve and Garden, Bethpage State Park Garden Club, CSHH: Oyster Gardening, Edgewood Oak Brush Plains Preserve, Gateway Community Garden, Plant-A-Row: Adult Activities Center, Plant-A-Row: Helen Keller National Center, PWEA Traffic Islands, REACH: Oyster Gardening, ReWild Garden @ Dodge, Sands Point Preserve, Cow Neck Peninsula Historical Society’s Sands-Willets House, Seraphim Farms, Sisters of St. Joseph Garden Ministry, Science Museum of Long Island (SMLI), Sunken Meadow State Park, TTPW: Oyster Gardening, Unitarian Universalist Congregation of Shelter Rock (UUCSR), Water Quality Testing by TTPW, Monarchs Matter, and Roots & Reflections.

This Summer Program is made possible through a grant from the National Fish and Wildlife Foundation, with support from the Community Chest of Port Washington, Long Island Community Foundation, and New York Community Trust.

Please Note Sands Point Preserve has $15 Parking fee

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