During a mark up hearing, the Senate Committee accepted an amendment that proposed a new grant program entitled “Well Rounded Education” which includes environmental education as a subject eligible for funding under Title IV of ESEA.
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The Wetlands Institute visits Mrs. Dean’s Kindergarten class at Stone Harbor Elementary School. The visit kicked off a year-long fundraising effort with the students who bake and sell turtle cookies to raise funds for terrapin conservation.
Stone Harbor, NJ, October 3, 2011 – The Disney Worldwide Conservation Fund (DWCF) announced that The Wetlands Institute has been awarded an annual grant to support the Jersey Shore Terrapin Conservation Project.
The Annual Quilt show was held at St. Mary’s Church during the 29th Annual Wings ‘n Water Festival. Ribbons were awarded in the categories of Viewer’s Choice, Quilter’s Choice, Large, Small and Antique.
The 2011 Wings ‘n Water Festival featured a number of research, education and conservation exhibits including fish netting, boat cruises, kayak tours, crafts, turtle releases, live animals and more.