| Community | Volunteer in New Bedford, MAOther Local Organizations |
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| Mission | To restore, protect, celebrate, and sustain the natural resources of the Westport River and its watershed. |
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| Opportunities |
Here are places to learn more or that may show current needs. Typical Ongoing Volunteer Opportunities: Special Events Volunteers Special events include: River Day, Summer Gala, Beach Clean-Ups, Electronics Recycling, and Summer Concerts. Teacher Naturalists There are 3 opportunities: Assist with Education Programs, River Center Docents, or Station leaders for Education Field Studies. Contact the organization to explore other possible ways to work together. |
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| How you help | Volunteers help keep WRWA going and give us the energy to protect the Westport River watershed. |
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| About | Since its inception in 1976, WRWA has grown from 15 concerned members to over 2,000 members. Numerous projects have been developed over the years that promote education for all ages, perform scientific research and advocacy for environmental issues, and celebrate the watershed. Currently, WRWA’s major programs are: the Watershed Education Program in local schools, water quality monitoring, River News, and education programs. WRWA has established itself as a leader in the environmental grassroots movement in New England, and is considered a role model for other communities. |
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