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2024 ReWild / South Fork Summer Program ~ Photo Gallery ~

From harvesting produce for local food pantries to planting native pollinator gardens, pulling invasive thugs to composting and presenting to the East Hampton Town Board, we were busy! The SoFo participants contributed about 1,200 hours of community service.

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Join the East Hampton High School Garden Club with Karen DeFronzo to design, install and maintain the new ReWild/EHHS pollinator garden on the school campus. 

Share the Harvest FARM

Share the Harvest Farm, an organic farm that grows and supplies healthy, fresh produce for local food banks and also operates a farm stand, offers the opportunity to learn the key components of organic farming and the considerations for running a community program as well as addressing food insecurity in our community.  

ReWild / East Hampton Compost with the Town of East Hampton

ReWild EcoTable at the Springs Farmers Market provides education and resources to our community about ways we can take positive action to reduce our contribution to climate change through topics that will include the East Hampton Compost Pilot, pollinator protection, native plants and recycling.   

  • Kick off and run East Hampton Compost, the food scrap to compost pilot with the Town of East Hampton. Our primary location will be at the ReWild EcoTable at the Springs Farmers Market, where we'll promote the pilot and educate community members on the importance of composting, sign up households, collect and weigh food scraps, and collect data that will be used to help the pilot scale in future phases.. Participants may also contribute to the on-going social media campaign and website, etc.

Matthew’s garden - Matthew Lester memorial Garden at east hampton farm museum

LongHouse Reserve in East Hampton is a public garden in transition, moving from traditional garden design to add native plants and regenerative gardening methods. This project incorporates looking at the plants, birds and insects as well as the mission of the garden to gain a better understanding of the importance of biodiversity, how everything in our ecosystem is connected and the impact of human decisions. 

Perfect Earth Project and  ⅔ for the Birds is a non-profit organization dedicated to educating, engaging, and inspiring individuals, land care professionals, and decision-makers to adopt toxic-free, nature-based, and climate-responsible landscaping practices necessary for a healthier, more sustainable—and beautiful—environment for all.