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Check out the Calendar
ReClam the Bay at LBI Foundation of the Arts and
Sciences...Clam
Shucking
Too much Nitrogen
in the bay. Learn about it.
Ask to be
added to the
mailing list.
Links
About the Giant Clams of Ocean
County
People have
asked about DONATIONS... YES - Help put Millions of
shellfish in Barnegat Bay!
Every $1
donated enables RCTB to restock shellfish and
teach people how to improve the water so our babies will
survive.
For donations in the name of John
Majkowski
For general donations
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Welcome
Be sure to see what
we are doing at Press
Releases, Newsletter
and explore. Also
check out the informative links.
Learn about RCTB in
a video produced by Cable Station OC 20 on You Tube
Video and/or look at another one produced by the NJ Star
Ledger
ReClam the Bay is a local non-profit environmental organization that promotes environmental involvement
and education in a constructive and helpful way. Together we grow and maintain millions of baby clams and oysters.
(Slide
Show) As we grow seed clams and oysters to stock our local bay
we teach everyone how important and fragile the
shellfish population and our environment really
is. We are open to everyone and all are welcome to come lend a hand.
Look at our online calendar for event dates that are convenient for you. See you there :)
mission statement
Our mission is to involve
and educate the public about the estuary's water quality
and the importance of shellfish. We believe that by
involving the public in the care, feeding, and life
cycles of the shellfish they will better understand what
an integral role shellfish have in our lives.2008 Annual Report.
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We spend time in the bay but
also teaching kids and parents about clams
and oysters and what they can do to help. |
ReClam the Bay uses
the hard clam and oyster as living representatives of
the bay ecosystem that includes the coastal bay and its
watersheds. We educate people about the requirements of
shellfish that serve as watchdogs for good water
quality. Finally we explain the impact of people
on these natural resources and that people must be
stewards of the natural resources that we share.
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Check it Out! |
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- Where to
get Clam Trail Maps
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Island Blue Pages -- The Island
Blue Pages tell about LBI history, ecology, and some family fun
things that you can do to help save the bay.
- A GIANT THANK YOU TO Sponsors of Giant Clams:
Click here
- What you can do! Be a
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Volunteers
section click here.
Interested in volunteering? Click here to contact us.
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