Mill River Wetland Committee’s Beginnings In 1966, Joy Shaw, a powerhouse conservationist, founded the Mill River Wetland Committee. Joy started a…
Reef Revival: Counting on Oysters for a Healthier Bay
Through a NOAA Transformational Habitat Grant awarded in 2022, RAE assembled five organizations throughout the Gulf to form the Gulf Regional…
Jobs and Dollars: How Restoration Benefits Coastal Economies
BIG RETURNS from Coastal Habitat Restoration A newly released report from Restore America’s Estuaries sheds light on the critical role coastal…
From Gray to Green: How Southeastern New England Nonprofits Are Revitalizing Urban Watersheds
Thanks to the SNEP Watershed Implementation Grant Program, organizations clean up their communities while investing in job training, more resilient infrastructure,…
Restore America’s Estuaries Applauds Passage of Coastal Habitat Conservation Act
Bill reauthorizes U.S. Fish and Wildlife Service Coastal Program at $16.9 million annually December 11, 2024 Press Contact: Brad Williamson Manager,…
Breaking Down Barriers in Grantmaking Through the Long Island Sound Community Impact Fund
By: Shahela Begum, Program Director Long Island Sound Community Impact Fund Historically, there have always been concerns surrounding the availability of…
