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Month: May 2022

2027 Strategic Pillar: Education

Tuesday, May 31, 2022

Save The Bay’s 2027 Strategic Plan focuses on three primary pillars: education, advocacy and DEI. Our Explore The Bay education program engages more than 45,000 students and community members every year through school-based and public programs.

Save The Bay's 2027 Strategic Plan focuses on three primary pillars: education, advocacy and DEI. Our Explore The Bay education program engages more than 45,000 students and community members every... ...Read More

2027 Strategic Pillar: DEI

Tuesday, May 31, 2022

Save The Bay’s 2027 Strategic Plan focuses on three primary pillars: education, advocacy and DEI. Save The Bay is committed to building and sustaining a diverse, equitable, and inclusive community that starts within its organization and extends to its constituents.

Save The Bay's 2027 Strategic Plan focuses on three primary pillars: education, advocacy and DEI. Save The Bay is committed to building and sustaining a diverse, equitable, and inclusive community... ...Read More

2027 Strategic Pillar: Advocacy

Tuesday, May 31, 2022

Save The Bay’s 2027 Strategic Plan focuses on three primary pillars: education, advocacy and DEI. As an advocacy organization, Save The Bay’s advocacy efforts include both our policy and our habitat restoration work along, not only Narragansett Bay, but throughout the watershed and into Massachusetts.

Save The Bay's 2027 Strategic Plan focuses on three primary pillars: education, advocacy and DEI. As an advocacy organization, Save The Bay's advocacy efforts include both our policy and our... ...Read More

Trail Cameras at Shady Lea Catch Over 12 Species of Mammals and Birds

Thursday, May 19, 2022

Trail Cameras at Shady Lea Catch Over 12 Species of Mammals and Birds By Kate McPherson, Save The Bay’s Riverkeeper Why are wetlands important? For one thing, they are great places for wildlife to feed, find water, nest, and walk through on their way to find new habitat. Wildlife highways called travel corridors are frequently … Read More

Trail Cameras at Shady Lea Catch Over 12 Species of Mammals and Birds By Kate McPherson, Save The Bay’s Riverkeeper Why are wetlands important? For one thing, they are great... ...Read More

Spring signals menhaden migration into Narragansett Bay

Thursday, May 5, 2022

Spring signals menhaden migration into Narragansett Bay By Brittany Hassell, communications intern As a coastal estuary, Narragansett Bay is home to an essential fish in the marine ecosystem during the warmer months — the menhaden, also known as “fatback,” “bunker,” and “pogy.” As we move towards warmer weather in the midst of springtime here on … Read More

Spring signals menhaden migration into Narragansett Bay By Brittany Hassell, communications intern As a coastal estuary, Narragansett Bay is home to an essential fish in the marine ecosystem during the... ...Read More