Quality Parks Online Newsletter
Whats been happening in an easy to access web-based newsletter, regularly updated.
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Tick Bite Prevention & More
Tick Bite Prevention - Learn how to take personal and collective action to help stop tick bites. Recreate safely outdoors; it's our conservation priority. Learn More
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Latest News - "Straight from the Horse's Mouth"
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Sharing their experiences of native plants and conservation, we work with them to get their article ready share their news.
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Pollinators Benefit Crop Yields - Farmingville Residents Association teams up with Quality Parks, and Bethel Hobbs Community Farm to feed those in need. Read More
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Actionable Items: Rehab Fire Breaks - From monitoring to tactics & procedures, to finances & training we're taking actions to rehab dozer lines thanks to ongoing fundraising efforts. Read More
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More News
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Professional Members
Professional Members offering resources within the environmental conservation sector for improving effectiveness of human-nature relations.
Supporting Professional Members
- Dropseed Native Landscapes Nursery - ecologically sound gardens for a more resilient world
Enhanced Professional Members
- CEED - environmental education & nature center
- Go Native Long Island - invasive species consultant
- KMS Native Plants, LLC - garden center with 60+ native varieties
- Quality Parks - native plant nursery & conservation services
- Wild Heart Nature Connection - certified forest therapy guide
Basic Plus Professional Members
- Bob Laravie - landscape architect & environmental services
- Farmingville Residents Association - community relations
- Janet Hann - trail maintainer and crew supervisor
- Jenn Lucas Illustration - natural history, murals, books, displays
- Nelson Pope Voorhis - environmental - land use - planning
- Phil Benvin - master naturalist and conservationist
Noteworthy: Professional members are also listed in our Park Resources directory. Claim you listing and more: Support Conservation.
