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Friends of Casco Bay
Founded in 1989 to Improve and Protect the Environmental Health of Casco Bay

For seventeen years, Friends of Casco Bay has been the leading environmental organization working to improve and protect the environmental health of Casco Bay through advocacy, education, collaborative partnerships, and water quality monitoring. FOCB is the headquarters of the Casco BAYKEEPER®, Joe Payne who uses a “work with” approach to resolve pollution issues that threaten the Bay. His balanced advocacy helps people understand that the region’s economic health is dependent upon the Bay’s environmental health. Friends of Casco Bay addresses threats to the water quality of the Bay from oil spills, sewage discharges, toxic sediments, stormwater pollutants, vessel discharges, dredging spoils, and pesticides and fertilizers.

Friends of Casco Bay Wins MANP Award
Friends of Casco Bay won the Maine Association of Nonprofit’s (MANP) first annual First Place Award for Nonprofit Excellence in Maine. The award recognizes our sound and innovative management practices that contribute to improving and protecting Casco Bay.We are honored and delighted to receive recognition for all the “behind the scenes” work it takes to move our mission forward. Being recognized for our management practices is a testament to our dedicated board, staff, volunteers, members, and funders. For more about the award, click here. MANP Award
Volunteer to Become a Citizen Scientist

You work here, you play here, now help keep Casco Bay healthy. Volunteer with Friends of Casco Bay to become a Citizen Scientist. We are currently seeking volunteers to assist us with our award winning water quality monitoring program. We will supply all volunteers with necessary sampling equipment, training and support throughout the season. To learn more contact our volunteer coordinator: Peter Milholland: Phone: 207.799.8574 pmilholland@cascobay.org

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