A myriad of opportunities are available to those interested in participating in or supporting sanctuary activities.
Established by federal law to assure public participation in sanctuary management, the council includes individuals representing a variety of agencies and partners, user and interest groups. Citizens are invited to apply for council seats or may attend monthly council meetings. Four working groups support the SAC, meet to discuss topics pertaining to research (RAP), education (SEP), and conservation (CWG). The public may attend working group meetings. |
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Our volunteer programs get you into the sanctuary and its watersheds, whether walking along the beach to collect data or kayaking on the bay to interact with sanctuary visitors. Learn more. |
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Students are invited to apply for a variety of student internship opportunities. |
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Join the process as we review and revise our sanctuary management plan. |
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Check out a current schedule of sanctuary and marine-related events! |
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The Foundation is a local chapter affiliate of the National Marine Sanctuary Foundation, the non-profit partner for the National Marine Sanctuary System that raises awareness of and support for national marine and Great Lakes sanctuaries and their vital role in ensuring a healthy ocean. The public is welcome to give an online donation to the Foundation to support projects that aid in the protection of this sanctuary. |
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Sign up to learn about or share information related to a variety of sanctuary activities, opportunities and resources. |
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