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Save The Bay, Narragansett Bay www.savebay.org Providence, RIMap this

Save The Bay is committed to fostering a personal connection between people and Narragansett Bay and encouraging investment in the Bay’s future. Save The Bay and its supporters are an active force in southern New England, working to PROTECT, RESTORE and EXPLORE Narragansett Bay and its w...

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For more information:

Name: Rebekah Zabinski
Position: Director of Member Services & Community Development
Email: fsn/x`cdw`rAhjrohc`{s
Phone: 401-272-3540
Fax: 401-273-7153

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SPARK  Providence, RI Save The Bay works in conjunction with Brown University's SPARK program. SPARK's goal is to identify talented 7th and 8th grade students with outstanding ability in science and to nurture those academic gifts. There are no tests or grades; rather, the program brings together students with...

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Jamestown Camp  Put on in collaboration with the Jamestown Department of Parks and Recreation and the Jamestown Education Foundation, this camp for Jamestown residents has been very popular the last couple of years. Based out of Fort Getty, it is a half-day camp where younger children (early and mid-elementary)...

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Edgewood Sailing  Providence, RI The Edgewood Sailing School has been teaching children and adults the skills and etiquette of sailing and racing since 1956. Over the past couple of summers, the sailing school and Save The Bay have joined forces to offer a different kind of summer camp.

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Girls In Science Camp  Providence, RI July 28-August 1, 2008 This camp takes place at the Save The Bay Center in Providence and is aimed at middle school girls from who are interested in science and want to study Narragansett Bay this summer.

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Exploration Center Bay Camp  Newport, RI For children who have completed grades K-3, Save The Bay offers BayCamp at our Newport ExplorationCenter and Aquarium. Campers will explore Narragansett Bay along the shoreline at Easton’s Beach and within the exhibits at the ExplorationCenter where they will learn about different Bay habitats, i...

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Eelgrass Restoration  Eelgrass beds are a primary source of food and shelter to an abundance of marine life, including economically important finfish and shellfish, such as the Bay scallop. It is widely recognized that the vitality of an estuary’s eelgrass beds is an indicator of its health. In Narragansett Bay, e...

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Habitat Restoration  Prefer working in the field? Volunteers monitor seal populations and assist in restoration projects, from buffer zones and salt marshes to eelgrass beds. We're now recruiting eelgrass volunteers. Check out our 2008 Spring Schedule and sign up today!

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Docent Programs  Providence, RI Enjoy working with the public? Choose between our Providence or Newport locations. At the Fields Point Bay Center, docents greet groups, provide site tours of our award-winning building and travel to fairs and festivals. At the Easton's Beach Exploration Center, docents guide the public through...

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Cleanups  At their most basic, shoreline cleanups can involve one motivated individual armed with trash bags seeking to make a difference. Or they can be organized groups of volunteers working together. Save The Bay has organized cleanups with groups as large as 200 and with as few as 5. We will either...

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