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Merrill Lake Sanctuary

Merrill Lake Sanctuary

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Site Footer Explore Our Mission Our Accountability Newsroom Magazine Find Events Volunteer Connect Contact Us Careers FAQ Ethics Helpline Give Donate Now Membership Gift & Estate Planning Sign Up for E-News Email: Please do not use this field. Listed location: Merrill Lake Sanctuary. Website captured for verification.

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Merrill Lake Sanctuary
Type
coastal camping
Category
camping
Address
Merrill Lake Sanctuary
Email
natureny@tnc.org
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Site Footer Explore Our Mission Our Accountability Newsroom Magazine Find Events Volunteer Connect Contact Us Careers FAQ Ethics Helpline Give Donate Now Membership Gift & Estate Planning Sign Up for E-News Email: Please do not use this field. Listed location: Merrill Lake Sanctuary. Website captured for verification.

Identity

  • Name: Merrill Lake Sanctuary
  • Type: coastal camping
  • Listed location: Merrill Lake Sanctuary
  • Source category: camping

Contact and links

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  • Email (source data): natureny@tnc.org

About (from official website)

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  • Pools of trapped water are used to support populations of fish that eat mosquitoes.
  • Size 29.3 acres Explore our work in New York Directions From Main Street in East Hampton (Route 27) heading east, bear left at the windmill onto North Main Street.
  • Proceed 5.5 miles, passing a white church, to The Nature Conservancy sign on the right.
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Site Footer Explore Our Mission Our Accountability Newsroom Magazine Find Events Volunteer Connect Contact Us Careers FAQ Ethics Helpline Give Donate Now Membership Gift & Estate Planning Sign Up for E-News Email: Please do not use this field.Source captured for BeachFinder verification
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Pools of trapped water are used to support populations of fish that eat mosquitoes.Source captured for BeachFinder verification
Size 29.3 acres Explore our work in New York Directions From Main Street in East Hampton (Route 27) heading east, bear left at the windmill onto North Main Street.Source captured for BeachFinder verification
Proceed 5.5 miles, passing a white church, to The Nature Conservancy sign on the right.Source captured for BeachFinder verification
At the shoreward edge of the high tide line, eelgrass and brown seaweed called wrack provide protection for numerous finfish and shellfish.Source captured for BeachFinder verification
Amidst the spartina grasses at water's edge, you can also find periwinkles, horseshoe crabs or even blue-eyed scallops clapping their shells to propel themselves through the water.Source captured for BeachFinder verification
Merrill Lake Sanctuary | Long Island Explore the far-flying wildlife that call our Merrill Lake Sanctuary home with Long Island Preserve Director Kevin Munroe.Source captured for BeachFinder verification

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How can visitors contact Merrill Lake Sanctuary?

Official website captured for verification. Email from source data: natureny@tnc.org

Where is Merrill Lake Sanctuary listed?

Merrill Lake Sanctuary has source-backed location data for Merrill Lake Sanctuary. Profile type: coastal camping.

What official source signal was found for Merrill Lake Sanctuary?

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