ChangeHampton is a community brigade to promote restorative, bio-diverse, healthy & sustainable landscaping practices and expand the Pollinator Pathways Movement on Eastern Long Island.
Since ChangeHampton began we have promoted restorative landscaping which means replacing ecologically toxic and dead turf lawns with native plants—whose root systems clean toxins in the soil—and native pollinator trees, shrubs and plants that welcome birds, insects and wild-life. In other words we promote the creation of a bio-diverse, sustainable and resilient habitat.
Making a difference about climate change, species collapse and saving our food chain starts in your own yard. The health of our watersheds below is a function of your actions in your yard above.
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Last week ChangeHampton’s Leonard Green testified to the East Hampton Town Board on the effects of outdoor lighting on insect life. He writes our newsletter this week: Insects are vital in the global ecological web, ...
Two dozen friends of ChangeHampton signed up for a tour and talk by Edwina von Gal at her magnificent Marshouse native and pollinator gardens in the Springs. We all learned so much about Perfect Earth’s ...
The Suffolk County Water Authority has issued its second emergency warning in a month. They recommend first and foremost for residents to change their patterns of irrigating lawns and yards. An NBC news story this ...
LATEST NEWS FOR CHANGEHAMPTON:
AUGUST 24, 2022
A Plea For The Planet: Native Garden Advocates Push For Plants That Benefit Pollinators!
JULY 14, 2022
Last week ChangeHampton’s Gail Pellett, Stephan Van Dam and Leonard Green made a presentation to the East Hampton Town’s Trustees proposing a major educational campaign about how our landscaping practices affect the water in our bays, ponds, creeks and harbors.
The East Hampton Star reported on the presentation.
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MARCH 22, 2022
Radio interview with Gail Pellett of ChangeHampton on WPKN-FM, March, 2022
by host Francesca Rheannon on her program on Sustainability on Long Island
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