For the Mummichog and the Marsh and the Maritime Forest (and those who live there too)
A fundraiser for Delaware Center for the Inland Bays
$531 raised from 11 donors
$500 goal
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I’m Marina Feeser.
I’m fundraising for Delaware Center for the Inland Bays.
Bonus points if you get the song/poem/book, I am referencing in the title!
This year my ask is simple. If you love the Inland Bays - kayaking (or paddleboarding) in their waters, fishing the shores, eating local seafood, watching all of the amazing birds that frequent the area, or just enjoying a sunset over the water, please consider a donation to the Center. Clean waterways are important and should be enjoyed by all for years to come, and our science programs will help ensure that they are. So please consider a donation and come out to the Preserve and join us for an education program soon!
This year my ask is simple. If you love the Inland Bays - kayaking (or paddleboarding) in their waters, fishing the shores, eating local seafood, watching all of the amazing birds that frequent the area, or just enjoying a sunset over the water, please consider a donation to the Center. Clean waterways are important and should be enjoyed by all for years to come, and our science programs will help ensure that they are. So please consider a donation and come out to the Preserve and join us for an education program soon!
About Delaware Center for the Inland Bays
Mission: To preserve, protect, and restore Delaware's Inland Bays and their watershed.
The Delaware Center for the Inland Bays is a nonprofit organization established in 1994 to promote the wise use and enhancement of the Inland Bays and its watershed. With its many partners, the Center conducts public outreach and education, develops and implements restoration projects, encourages scientific inquiry, and sponsors research. To learn how you can get on board with the bays, go to DE Center for the Inland Bays.
County Served: Sussex
Office Location(s): Bethany Beach; Dagsboro; Dewey Beach; Fenwick Island; Frankford; Georgetown; Harbeson; Henlopen Acres; Lewes; Millville; Ocean View; Rehoboth Beach; Selbyville; South Bethany
Sector: Animals; Community Improvement; Education; Environment; Kids; Public & Societal Benefit; Volunteerism
