Federal grant · project grant (b)
Save the Bay Will Design and Install New Exhibits at Its Exploration Center and Aquarium to Support the Expansion of Its Shark and Skate Breeding Programs. the Center Will Work With Aquarium Designers to Fabricate and Install a New Handicapped-accessible Touch Tank for Its Breed and Release Conservation and Education Program; Update Interpretive Signage; and Increase the Size of Existing Shark and Skate Breeding and Nursery Exhibits. the Project Team Will Also Develop New Shark and Skate School-based Curriculum and Public Education Experiences for the Center and Special Events. the Project Will Engage Students and Visitors in Hands-on Learning About Sharks and Skates, Designed to Foster Environmental Literacy and Stewardship Behaviors That Impact Local and Global Ecosystems.
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$50,000
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