On May 6th, the Girl Scout Troop received a presentation at the Baldwin Library that helped them understand how trash gets in our waters. On May 17th, they headed out to Jones Beach and did their own Clean Up! Thank you so very much…from all the creatures of the sea.
DetailsOn March 26th, the halls and classrooms were decorated with wonderful samples of the students’ work. The second grade classes are participating in SPLASH’s Adopt a Storm Drain Project and their work was wonderful!
DetailsThis SPLASH member took a walk with his son’s dog and brought along a bag…. or did he go out SPLASHin’ and bring along the dog?
Message from the teacher- Hello, I would like to thank Operation Splash for a wonderful experience on Sunday. Rob’s expertise and experience in the field of sewage treatment and marine pollution was fantastic. I am always hesitant when going to new places on trips, but Rob did not disappoint. He also spoke in such a…
DetailsFrom a Freeport 2nd Grade teacher, Cara Tarantino: “This morning was a magical moment. It was fantastic to go outside with my class and watch Captain Don pull out trash and students record on their individual (Data Collection) sheets. I know the students now feel that they are helping the community. The students wrote messages…
DetailsThis year, through the wonderful support of Long Island Community Foundation, SPLASH was able to develop literature and teaching materials to help boaters and marina operators understand the best practices as determined by NOAA & the EPA. Powerpoint guided presentations and brochures are offered to fishing clubs, safe boating classes and other small groups…
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