The Massapequa Creek Preservation Society is a volunteer organization that exists solely for
the well being of the woodlands, ponds, lakes and freshwater wet-lands that border
Massapequa Creek as well as the Common Areas of the Massapequas and the citizens who
use them and live among them.
The Society’s programs are organized around seven core strategies. Together, these
strategies constitute the Society’s commitment to help define and pursue a path toward
environmentally sustainable development consistent with individual rights and a more
equitable sharing of the community’s resources.
The Society's work is divided among the following program areas: Creating awareness,
educating the public, organizing resources, encouraging volunteerism, litter removal,
vegetation incorporation and wildlife preservation. While concentrating its efforts in these
areas, the Society adjusts its course to reflect needs as they arise.
Its founder, through its volunteers drawn from scholarly, scientific and professional
disciplines, administers the Society. Anyone can be a volunteer. If you would like to
volunteer, please contact Bill Corrigan at WRPSociety@billcorrigan.com
Click here to open The Massapequa Creek's Society's Conservation Report - Preserving the
woodlands, ponds, lakes and freshwater wet-lands that border the Massapequa Creek as
well as the Common Areas of the Massapequas.
