Save The Bay protects, restores, and improves the ecological health of the Narragansett Bay region, including its watershed and adjacent coastal waters, through an ecosystem-based approach to environmental action; defends the right of the public to use and enjoy the Bay and its surrounding waters; and fosters an ethic of environmental stewardship among people who live in or visit the Narragansett Bay region. Save The Bay is a group of dedicated professionals with one goal in mind: To protect, restore and help people explore the beauty of our state's most valuable natural resource. As a grassroots and volunteer-driven organization, we are proud of our innovative public education and other outreach programs. As a science-driven organization, we prize objectivity and a clear-eyed view of the regional environmental landscape.
External link for Save The Bay - Narragansett Bay
100 Save The Bay Drive
Providence, Rhode Island 02905, US
Good work Roger Williams University Sustainability Club! They organized an #InternationalCoastalCleanup event at their bayside campus with Save The Bay and collected 40+ pounds of trash! Join a Coastal Cleanup Near You! SaveBay.org/ICC
Friends of Save The Bay, Thank you to the voters of Rhode Island for their overwhelming support of Question 4, the green bond. The bond will invest $12 million in climate resilience - a critical issue facing the Bay. Another $13 million will help protect forests, farmland and open space. Once again, the green bond received the highest level of approval of all the questions on the ballot, including majority support in all 39 cities and towns in the state. Thank you for your support of a cleaner, greener Rhode Island. Jed Thorp Director of Advocacy
This Saturday, Nov 9 is the FINAL TOUR for our 2024 Westerly Nature Cruise season! Tickets at SaveBay.org/SEAL or 401-203-SEAL. Newport Seal Tours begin November 17! Full schedule and tickets are already available at SaveBay.org/Seal
Vote 'Yes on 4' for a clean, green Rhode Island! Learn More: SayYESon4RI.com The Green Bond is critical to our state, providing funding to protect our water, land, and quality of life. The Bond protects the things we love most about Rhode Island- today and for future generations. The proposed $53 Million Green Bond invests in forests, farming, and open space, outdoor recreation, land revitalization, climate resilience, restoration of the iconic Newport Cliff Walk, and infrastructure at the Port of Davisville at Quonset.
Cast Your Ballot For The Bay! Your vote is your voice, use it to speak up for Narragansett Bay this election day. Vote Yes on 4! *As a 501c3 organization Save The Bay does not support or oppose any particular candidate or political party #savethebayri #narragansettbay #vote #rhodeisland #electionday
Save The Bay is accepting applications for Spring 2025 Interns! We are seeking highly motivated individuals with a passion for Narragansett Bay in the following specialized areas: - Advocacy - Aquarist & Administration - Aquarist - Aquarium Education - Graphic Design & Communications - Habitat & Environmental Stewardship - Photography/Videography Apply in our Volunteer Portal: https://lnkd.in/e3nUPheF #savethebayri #narragansettbay #intern #internship #rhodeislandinternships
Volunteers Needed! Join Save The Bay this Sunday, Nov 3 for a Right-Of-Way cleanup. Meet us at the Public St/Allens Ave ROW in Providence from 1-3 pm and let's keep Providence litter free! #InternationalCoastalCleanup Sign Up: https://lnkd.in/etGRXuCD
Visit Save The Bay's Hamilton Family Aquarium and dive beneath the waves of Narragansett Bay! Open Daily 10 am - 4 pm. Winter Hours begin Nov 12. Plan your visit: SaveBay.org/Aquarium
Let's kick off November with these weekend coastal cleanups! Save The Bay has 4 scheduled all over Rhode Island as part of the International Coastal Cleanup! Sign Up: SaveBay.org/ICC Saturday, November 2 Scalloptown Park, East Greenwich: 1-3 PM East Greenwich Boat Launch: 1-3 PM Sunday, November 3 Taylor's Lane, Little Compton: 9-10:30 AM Public St & Allens Ave Right-of-Way, Providence: 1-3 PM
Lincoln School Grade 1 students explored Colt State Park in Bristol with our Save The Bay educators! "Memorable moments abound with our Save The Bay partnership in Lincoln Lower School! Last week, Grade 1 students ventured to Colt State Park in Bristol, RI. Highlights included exploring the salt marsh, scooping up periwinkles from the water, and collecting shells along the rocky shore." #repost Interested in booking an Educational Program with your school? Visit: SaveBay.org/Education