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The Save the Bay's Project Titled "what Is My Place in the Watershed? a Mwee Program of Excellence for 4TH Graders in Warwick, Ri" Will Implement a Backyard B-wet Model Program Integrating Meaningful Watershed Education Experiences Into District-wide Elementary School Science Curriculum and Teacher Professional Development. Through This Program, Save the Bay Will Annually Engage Approximately 700 Students and 14-30 Science Teachers From All Public Elementary Schools in Warwick, Ri. Students and Teachers Will Participate in Authentic Investigation and Stewardship Opportunities in Their Local Community and Along the Coast of Narragansett Bay, Elevating Their Environmental Literacy and Stewardship Behavior.
Committed
$300,000
Paid out
$223.3K
74%
Committed, not yet paid
$76.7K
26%
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