Bay Scallops
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Support Bay Scallop Restoration by Donating to our Bay Scallop Fund
Adopt a Bay Scallop
Help restore Bay Scallops to our bays!
$50 ~ Supports bay scallop research
$100 ~ Produces 1,000 seed scallops
Support Bay Scallop research and aquaculture efforts in our hatchery and grow-out sites. Scallops are an important link in the marine food-chain, and filter-feed on microscopic algae, improving water quality and clarity. Hatchery-raised juvenile scallops seeded in our sanctuaries can help restore wild populations.
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Support bay scallop research, and aquaculture efforts to enhance wild populations.
Your $50 contribution helps support bay scallop research!
As a thank you gift, please enjoy this mug, depicting our local Bay Scallop - featuring artwork produced for our new Long Island Marine + Coastal Field Guide, by CCE Marine resident artist Carolyn Munaco.
Mugs are printed on demand, and will be automatically shipped for free, to the address provided. If you would like 100% of your donation to directly support Back to the Bays' scallop restoration efforts, you can opt out of the girt, by making a tax-deductible donation to our Bay Scallop Fund at backtothebays.org/bay-scallops
Support bay scallop research, and aquaculture efforts to enhance wild populations.
Your $100 contribution produces 1,000 seed scallops to be planted in our sanctuaries.
As a thank you gift, please enjoy this organic cotton T-shirt, depicting our local Bay Scallop - featuring artwork produced for our new Long Island Marine + Coastal Field Guide, by CCE Marine resident artist Carolyn Munaco.
T-shirts are printed on demand, and will be automatically shipped for free, to the address provided. If you would like 100% of your donation to directly support Back to the Bays' scallop restoration efforts, you can opt out of the girt, by making a tax-deductible donation to our Bay Scallop Fund at backtothebays.org/bay-scallops.
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