Discarded monofilament fishing line is dangerous to birds & other wildlife who become tangled in line that is disposed of along beaches, lakes, and ponds. Fishing lines caught in branches and bushes harm aquatic animals such as turtles and frogs,…
It was heartwarming to see how many of you care deeply about the welfare of Ash Creek’s osprey. The drama began unfolding last Monday, when dog walkers in Fairfield near the Ash Creek Open Space saw a large bird caught…
UPCOMING EVENT – RESERVE YOUR SEAT TODAY The event is free to members and $10 per person for non-members. Membership forms will be available at the door. There will be a cash bar and refreshments. RESERVE YOUR SEAT by clicking…
Thank you to SPRING CLEAN UP Volunteers! There was a good turnout for the annual Spring clean up of St. Mary’s and the Ash Creek tidal estuary on Saturday, April 9th. Thank you for carrying on this tradition for almost…
Photo by one of our members, Joe Luciano. 1/29/16
This year’s beach clean up by ACCA in conjunction with Save the Sound will be held on Saturday, November 7 starting at 10 AM and continuing until noon. Please meet at 10 AM at St. Mary’s-by-the-Sea and look for the…
Join Connecticut Audubon bird expert, Milan Bull, on a walking tour of one of the stopover areas along the Atlantic Flyway for migrating shorebirds, located right in our midst at the Ash Creek tidal estuary. Meet at the St. Mary’s Sand…
The St. Mary’s/Ash Creek Spring Clean Up organized by Peggy Ianniello and Martha Turnerwas held on Saturday, May 9th at 9 AM at St. Mary’s beach. The clean up was conducted along the shoreline of St. Mary’s and Ash Creek.
SPRING CLEAN UP 2014 The annual Spring St. Mary’s/Ash Creek Clean Up was held at 9:00 AM on Saturday, April 19. Thank you to Peggy Ianniello and Martha Turner for organizing this year’s event. Thank you to Kraig Steffen for the photos.…