In Your Home & Backyard
Lawn fertilizer, household waste, and even our own beloved pets can be major sources of pollution to Narragansett Bay. With a few simple actions in your home and yard, you can save yourself money and time, while also saving water and preventing water pollution to our rivers, ponds, marshes and Bay.
In Your Neighborhood
It takes a village to keep our drinking waters clean and our Bay swimmable, fishable and healthy. You can make a big difference for clean water in your neighborhood, town and state in many big and small ways.
On The Water
We’d love to see a Narragansett Bay that’s fully swimmable, fishable, healthy, and accessible to everyone. And all who enjoy our local waters—whether that’s in it, on it, or around it— can help keep it clean by practicing a few simple, responsible tips.
The Water Reporter App is the perfect way to let Save The Bay know when there’s a problem in our local waters. You can be our eyes and noses across the watershed. So if you see or smell anything that might be pollution, snap a photo, write a caption and send it to us on 
The Clean Swell App lets volunteers upload important cleanup data in real-time to the world’s largest marine debris database. This database is used by scientists, conservation groups, governments and industry leaders to study ocean trash and take action to ensure trash never reaches our beaches.
