Hampton Bays Ecological Culture Initiative

 

 Francesca and Tony talked this month with Scott Carlin of the Ecological Culture Initiative in Hampton Bays

That organization sponsors a wide variety of activities, including a Heritage vegetable garden, a seed Library and a weekly  Farmers Market. 

 We talked about these activities and the initiative’s  Zero Waste Economy campaign as it is affected by the ongoing pandemic.

 Listen here

The ECI’s Good Ground Farmers Market is held at the  Hampton Bays Plaza, 190 West Montauk Highway (Macy’s parking lot) on Thursdays from 3 - 7 pm, through October 22nd

More Information about the Ecological Culture Initiative is at http://eciny.org


 


 

 

 

 

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