Greater Huntington Council of Yacht & Boating Clubs
An Advocate for the Recreational Boating Community Since 1985
Since 1985, the Greater Huntington Council of Yacht and Boating Clubs has served the needs of the recreational boating community by encouraging the sport of boating; by promoting safe seamanship and navigation; and by supporting marine safety and environmental protection issues. The Council serves as the boater’s advocate before local governments.
Through it’s member organizations the Council represents the interests of over 4,000 recreational boating families in the town of Huntington.
GHC BENEFITS
MEMBERS – Greater Huntington Council sponsors offer all members up to a 10% discount on products and services when a Greater Huntington Council membership card is presented at purchase.
ASSOCIATE MEMBERS – The Greater Huntington Council serves as an advocacy group for those who use the surrounding waters of Huntington Bay, Huntington, Centerport and Northport Harbors and serves to represent your concerns to the Huntington town board decision makers.
SPONSORS – The Greater Huntington Council of Yacht and Boating Clubs has almost 5,000 members so this is a great opportunity for your business as well as our membership! Your business name and available discount will be promoted to our Members.
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Boating News
Covering topics from boating to the environment and organization events
Sagamore Rowing Association Finds Safe Harbor in Huntington
After years of absence in the Huntington Community Sagamore Rowing is back! Housed in Oyster Bay for the last [...]
Meet the Candidates
Where do the Candidates stand on the issues that effect the boating community? Tuesday Oct 18th, 2022 – [...]
NOAA proposes new vessel speed regulations to protect North Atlantic right whales
Agency also releases a “roadmap” for use of ropeless gear to boost endangered species recovery Today, NOAA Fisheries [...]
Oyster Care Program
The Oyster Care Program for Huntington Rotary and CCE marine. It was provided by Demetrios Caroussos, the Marine Ecology & Aquaculture Educator of the Cornell Cooperative Extension Marine Program. If you’d like to get in touch with him, he can be reached at Demetrios Caroussos: dc2233@cornell.edu