Anita Ferguson, right, outreach director fo the MCBP, spoke to members of the Kiwanis Club of Greater Ocean Pines-Ocean City at a meeting last week. Besider her is Kiwanis President, Corky Widerman.
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Part of the National Estuary Program, the Coastal Bays Program is a partnership among the towns of Ocean City and Berlin, National Park Service, Worcester County, U.S. Environmental Protection Agency, and the Maryland Departments of Natural Resources, Agriculture, Environment, and Planning, which have come together to produce the first ever management plan for the coastal bays.
www.mdcoastalbays.org
Part of the National Estuary Program, the Coastal Bays Program is a partnership among the towns of Ocean City and Berlin, National Park Service, Worcester County, U.S. Environmental Protection Agency, and the Maryland Departments of Natural Resources, Agriculture, Environment, and Planning, which have come together to produce the first ever management plan for the coastal bays.
www.mdcoastalbays.org
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