Long Island’s South Shore waterways are deeply interconnected—creeks, canals, bays, and groundwater moving as one living system. These waters shape our communities, support local livelihoods, and define the character of the South Shore. Yet the challenges they face—pollution, overdevelopment, and aging infrastructure—do not stop at municipal or organizational boundaries.

The Waterkeeper exists to bridge those gaps. As a trusted, independent voice for the water, the Waterkeeper brings together community leaders, scientists, municipalities, and environmental advocates to align efforts, elevate shared priorities, and drive smarter decisions for water quality. This role is about coordination, convening, and leadership—ensuring that the work happening across the South Shore is connected, collaborative, and more impactful.

Your support empowers the Waterkeeper to build relationships, convene partners, and speak up for clean water from Jamaica Bay through the Great South Bay and its eastern most edge. When you give, you are investing in a future where South Shore waterways are protected as one connected system—with one clear voice standing up for the water we all depend on. 🌊

Long Island South Shore Waterkeeper

By Save the Great South Bay

Long Island South Shore Waterkeeper