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Category Archives: Water
Alliance for the Chesapeake Bay
The Alliance for the Chesapeake Bay is a regional nonprofit organization that builds and fosters partnerships to protect and to restore the Bay and its rivers. The Alliance does not lobby or litigate. Instead, we do the slow, hard work of bridging dialogue between groups that don’t see eye-to-eye, forming strategies for joint solutions, and building the capacity of communities for local-level action.
The Alliance is unique in its focus on collaboration to address issues that affect the Bay and its streams and rivers. We engage, educate, partner and inspire through our work with other organizations, communities, businesses and individuals. Our strength is in developing innovative solutions that can be implemented to protect the Bay. We believe long-term strategies and actions to protect and enhance the Bay can be achieved through collaboration and common goals.
Cape St. Claire Swim Club
The Cape St. Claire Swim Club, Inc. is a small, privately owned and operated swim club situated behind the Cape St. Claire Shopping Center on Cape St. Claire Road. The pool is open between Memorial Day weekend and Labor Day weekend from 11:00 am until 9:00 pm every day. It is a four-lane, 25-yard pool with a diving well and separate baby pool. There is a shaded picnic pavilion, a swing area, and a sand volleyball court. Currently, 151 families from the Cape St. Claire community and the Broadneck Peninsula are members.
Yacht Club of Cape St. Claire
The Yacht Club of Cape St. Claire is a social, recreational club for residents and property owners in Cape St. Claire, Maryland who share an interest in boating activities. Our activities include events such as Friday night sailboat racing, raft-up rendezvous, cruising trips, on land picnics, swim parties, banquets and informational programs. The club also has a separate committee solely dedicated to youth sailing camps.
Posted in Community Groups, Water
Tagged boating, sailboat racing, sailing camps, yacht club, youth sailing
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The Friends of Quiet Waters Park
The Friends of Quiet Waters Park is a non-profit organization founded in 1990 and duly registered in the state of Maryland. The objective of the Friends is to support the operations of Quiet Waters Park – an Anne Arundel County Park – and to receive and maintain funds and real and/or personal property and apply such assets to:
*the operation, preservation, development, and enrichment of Quiet Waters Park
*furthering public education, awareness, research, interest in, and appreciation for the history, ecology, environment, and recreational aspects of Quiet Waters Park
*sponsoring affiliate organizations to facilitate the above named objectives
*engage in any other activity, as may be desirable, in support of the above named activities
Spa Creek Conservancy
The Spa Creek Conservancy is a volunteer organization dedicated to the stewardship of the Spa Creek watershed through education, preservation, mitigation, and restoration. The Spa Creek watershed spans historic downtown Annapolis, Eastport, and the surrounding areas. The headwaters run through Truxtun Park and eventually open into the Chesapeake Bay at the mouth of the Severn River.
The Spa Creek watershed spans historic downtown Annapolis, Eastport, and the surrounding areas. The headwaters run through Truxtun Park and eventually open into the Chesapeake Bay at the mouth of the Severn River. Spa Creek provides recreational opportunities for thousands of boaters, fishermen, and hikers each year and provides habitat for many of the Chesapeake Bay’s native wildlife.
Severn Riverkeeper Program
The Severn Riverkeeper Program is a 501(c)(3) non-profit organization dedicated to protecting and restoring Maryland’s Capital River, the Severn River, for our families and future generations. Our goal is to stop pollution and have a healthy, swimmable river for everyone to enjoy through water quality monitoring, restoration, education, and advocacy.
Posted in Community Groups, Nature, Water
Tagged pollution, riverkeeper, severn river, water quality monitoring
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