Advocacy, Conservation, and Education
Assateague Coastal Trust (ACT) works to protect and enhance the natural resources of the Atlantic Coastal Bays watershed through advocacy, conservation, and education.
The Delmarva (Delaware, Maryland & Virginia) coastal area is a fragile, constantly changing ecosystem. Maintaining the health of this ecosystem is critical to preserving the way of life that is unique to the shore.
ACT is committed to protecting our watershed to ensure clean waterways for humans and wildlife, quality public health, and sustainable economic growth now and for future generations.
Featured Events
Coast Kids: Plankton and Water Testing at the Sarbanes Center
Sometimes it seems on first sight, that there is not much living in the bay water. But looking through a microscope you will discover a whole new world of tiny critters. We will take water samples from the bay and see what kind of plankton is in the water. Also we will learn what University of Maryland students do at the environmental lab at the Sarbanes Center. Please wear shoes, that can get wet, and bring sunscreen and hats
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Coast Kids: Camping at Hazel Discovery Center in Eden, MD
Come to our 3rd Coast Kids camping weekend at the 450 acres Hazel Outdoor Discovery Center. The former farm has a large meadow, a fishing pond (sorry, no swimming!), and trails through the woods.
The Hazel Center is equipped with clean bathrooms, a cabin (in case it starts raining), a shelter, a large BBQ, a fire pit, and fishing gear. And we will be the only group camping there! There are many nature and science projects to choose from: fishing, birding, build bug traps, aquatic life, hike in the forest, sounds of the night, and wilderness survival. In the evening we will have a bonfire. Smores, stargazing, and ghost stories are included.
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Assateague National Seashore & State Parks, Assateague Island
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Sarbanes Center, Route 611
Near Assateague Island
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The Next Generation of
Environmental Stewards
Our Coast Kids program is a hands-on environmental education program that provides opportunities for kids and their parents to directly experience coastal Delmarva, appreciate the majesty of the Coastal Bays ecosystem, and become engaged in the mission to protect our natural heritage.
The mission of Coast Kids is to help participants to develop a sense of place - a geographical and ecological awareness that will result in more enjoyment, and ultimately more stewardship of the environment.
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An "On The Water Advocate"
For Our Waterways
The Assateague Coastkeeper® is your public advocate, protecting the Atlantic Coastal Bays for the people, plants, and animals who rely on clean and safe water.
The Coastkeeper® is an on-the-water monitor who patrols the watershed by boat in search of evidence of pollution or other water quality problems. The Coastkeeper® also reaches out to and engages citizens to provide additional eyes, ears and even noses to identify and report pollution sources.
You have a natural and legal right to water that is swim'-able, fish-able and drinkable. The Coastkeeper® is there to stand firmly on the side of you and your family to safeguard this right against polluters.
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A Model Community For Environmental Protection And Conservation
Grow Berlin Green (GBG) is a new campaign dedicated to establishing the town of Berlin, Maryland, and surrounding areas as a model community for participatory environmental protection, conservation and smart growth.
The campaign will include events and activities designed to involve citizens, business owners and government officials to better build a foundation for citizen and policymaker participation.
The goals of GBG include improving understanding, engagement and activism among citizens and policymakers, increasing conservation efforts, improving natural resources management, reducing waste and increasing recycling.
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