TOP 30 Environmental sustainability outdoor in Hampton Bays, New York

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Welcome to Cruz Brothers Construction, your trusted general contractor located at 163 West Montauk Highway, Hampton Bays, New York. As a locally owned family business, we proudly serve the Hamptons with a commitment to quality, integrity, and innovation. Our skilled team specializes in creating exceptional residential and commercial spaces, blending contemporary design with the natural beauty of the surroundings. At Cruz Brothers Construction, we understand that building your dream home or renovating your existing space is a significant journey. We strive to ensure a smooth construction process, offering innovative solutions and quality workmanship that meet or exceed your expectations. Our dedication to precision and attention to detail helps us transform your vision into reality, delivering a final product that stands the test of time.

Welcome to the Marine and Atmospheric Sciences Information Center (MASIC), your gateway to cutting-edge knowledge and research resources in marine and atmospheric sciences. Located in Challenger Hall on the Stony Brook University South Campus, New York, MASIC is a state-of-the-art library designed to serve as a modern prototype for future knowledge centers. At MASIC, we offer an extensive collection of vital resources, including core journals in marine and atmospheric sciences, comprehensive monographs, essential reprints, and a valuable collection of SoMAS master's theses and doctoral dissertations. Our holdings also include MSRC Special Reports, Technical Reports, nautical charts, maps, and a broad general science reference collection, ensuring that students, researchers, and professionals have access to the information they need.

Welcome to Bridge Gardens, a serene five-acre sanctuary nestled in the heart of Bridgehampton, New York. Located at 36 Mitchell Lane, our unique public and demonstration garden invites visitors to explore its diverse array of plant life and sustainable gardening practices. Open daily from 10:00 a.m. to 4:00 p.m., Bridge Gardens offers free admission to all. Originally donated by Jim Kilpatric and Harry Neyens in 2008, Bridge Gardens is now lovingly maintained by the Peconic Land Trust. The garden retains its original charm while embracing new elements that align with our conservation mission. Visitors can enjoy the beauty of native and non-native perennials, shrubs, and trees, a vast vegetable garden supporting local food pantries, and a stunning rose garden. Our distinctive 4-quadrant herb garden showcases culinary, medicinal, ornamental, and textile/dye plants.