Protecting Our Inland Bays: Restoration, Conservation & Community Action

The Inland Bays are one of our area’s most treasured natural resources—and protecting them takes all of us.

Join the Delaware Center for the Inland Bays for an engaging discussion about the work underway to preserve, protect, and restore the beautiful waterways we call home. Learn about current restoration efforts throughout the Inland Bays watershed, the challenges facing our local environment, and the many ways our community can play a role in creating a healthier future for the Bays.

During this informative session, you’ll discover several exciting initiatives currently making an impact, including:

Don’t Chuck Your Shucks – helping revive and support local oyster populations through shell recycling and restoration
Bays to Backyards – engaging residents and communities in creating healthier, more environmentally friendly landscapes
Mini-Forests & Reforestation – restoring native habitat and strengthening our local ecosystem
Living Shorelines – using nature-based solutions to protect shorelines, improve habitat, and build coastal resilience

You’ll also learn how you can get involved. The Delaware Center for the Inland Bays welcomes volunteers from all walks of life, with opportunities ranging from science and restoration to outreach and education, environmental stewardship, administration, and development.

Whether you’re passionate about our local waterways, curious about the restoration work happening around you, or simply looking for a meaningful way to give back, this class is an opportunity to learn how small actions can contribute to a lasting impact on the Inland Bays we all enjoy.
This event is being made available through The Institute. Please contact Christi Davis, Lifestyle Manager at [email protected] with any questions.

Location: Tower Hill Clubhouse
Date: Thursday, October 15th at 4:00 pm

Please contact Christi Davis, Lifestyle Manager at [email protected] with any questions or to be added to the wait list.