Save The Bay, a nationally recognized leader in environmental advocacy, restoration and education located in Providence, Rhode Island, is seeking a dynamic Executive Director.
The Organization:
Founded in 1970, Save The Bay has grown from a small, grassroots nonprofit dedicated to cleaning up Narragansett Bay into a strong organization with a committed constituency and a record of accomplishment. Save The Bay has monitored the activities of government and industry that has degraded the environmental quality of the Bay, basin, and watershed and acted on that information to create positive change. By providing the opportunity to explore the Bay to more than 20,000 students and their families, providing information and leading public campaigns, it has fostered an understanding and sense of personal responsibility and enlisted the help of thousands of members in its work. As a tireless advocate, it has built a demand for public investment in open space protection and pollution control infrastructure and has created the understanding that the health of the Bay is the cornerstone for growing the prosperity of the State and region.
Once plagued by raw sewage and impacted by industrial toxins, the health of the Bay is better than it has been in decades. There is still room for improvement, but ever increasing numbers of people are able to swim, fish, and sail and use the waters of Narragansett Bay.
Save The Bay
The Organization:
Founded in 1970, Save The Bay has grown from a small, grassroots nonprofit dedicated to cleaning up Narragansett Bay into a strong organization with a committed constituency and a record of accomplishment. Save The Bay has monitored the activities of government and industry that has degraded the environmental quality of the Bay, basin, and watershed and acted on that information to create positive change. By providing the opportunity to explore the Bay to more than 20,000 students and their families, providing information and leading public campaigns, it has fostered an understanding and sense of personal responsibility and enlisted the help of thousands of members in its work. As a tireless advocate, it has built a demand for public investment in open space protection and pollution control infrastructure and has created the understanding that the health of the Bay is the cornerstone for growing the prosperity of the State and region.
Once plagued by raw sewage and impacted by industrial toxins, the health of the Bay is better than it has been in decades. There is still room for improvement, but ever increasing numbers of people are able to swim, fish, and sail and use the waters of Narragansett Bay.
Save The Bay
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