Journey Up the Coast
Assateague State Park 6915 Stephen Decatur Hwy, Berlin, MarylandThe Maryland Coastal Bays Program (MCBP) and the Delaware Center for the Inland Bays (Center) are excited to offer our “Journey Up the Coast: An In-Person Exploration of the Delaware Inland and Maryland Coastal Bays Program” for children ages 6-12 again this summer! Two programs will be available: Thursday, July 10th from 9:00 - 11:30
Community Beach Clean Up
94th Street Ocean CityCome out for a Community Beach Clean up on Tuesday, July 15th from 8-10 am, 4th Street in front of the tennis courts. We will be working to pick up trash on the beach and surrounding streets. Check in and pick up for materials. There will be tables set up with all the equipment needed
Journey Up the Coast
James Farm Ecological Preserve 30048 Cedar Neck Rd, Ocean View, DelawareThe Maryland Coastal Bays Program (MCBP) and the Delaware Center for the Inland Bays (Center) are excited to offer our “Journey Up the Coast: An In-Person Exploration of the Delaware Inland and Maryland Coastal Bays Program” for children ages 6-12 again this summer! Two programs will be available: Thursday, July 10th from 9:00 - 11:30
Discover Your Watershed
Join us on the search for reptiles and amphibians on the Showell property! There will be opportunities for handling the animals, handling is not required. For more information and registration click HERE
Marine Debris Plunder
White Horse Park Boat Ramp Ocean Pines, MDHelp us plunder marine debris by land or by sea
Community Beach Clean Up
4th Street and the Boardwalk Ocean City, MarylandCome out for a Community Beach Clean up on Friday, October 10th from 3:30- 5:30 am, 4th Street and the boardwalk. We will be working to pick up trash on the beach and surrounding streets. Check in and pick up for materials. There will be tables set up with all the equipment needed for your
Explore the Estuary – Adult Learning Series
Maryland Coastal Bays Office 8219 Stephen Decatur Hwy, Berlin, MarylandThe Art of Fish Printing with Eastern Shore Gyotaku. Please join MCBP and Eastern Shore Gyotaku, Robby Chin at the Coastal Bays office to learn about the tradition Japanese method of fish printing. Robby will walk participants through its history and the process. All participants will have the chance to print local shellfish on paper
Discover Your Watershed
Showell Property Meadow Upkeep Come volunteer at this unique opportunity to help install bluebird boxes (and more!) within the meadow at our 90-acre Showell Property. We may also work to remove invasive wisteria on site. Please bring sturdy shoes, weather appropriate clothing, a reusable water bottle, and gloves if you prefer to use your own.
Explore the Estuary – Adult Learning Series
Rackliffe House 11800 Marshview Lane, Berlin, MarylandAn Evening with an Archeologist featuring Aaron Levinthal Please join MCBP for an evening at the Rackliffe House with archeologist Aaron Levinthal as we take a dive into the archeological history surrounding the Coastal Bays region and what he has unsurfaced about the culture of food in this region. Capacity 20 participants. Register HERE
Giving Tuesday Bingo Night!
Berlin Beer Company 115 Broad Street, BerlinCelebrate Giving Tuesday with us by coming out for an early night of Bingo at a fun venue! Berlin Beer Company, 4-6, we'll be conducting three games of Bingo and the winners get to take home a great prize basket! Giving Tuesday, held each year on the Tuesday following Thanksgiving, is an international online
Explore the Estuary – Adult Learning Series
Writing in Nature: A place-based writing workshop with MCBP’s Environmental Literacy Specialist, Andrea García. We hope you will join us for this unique writing workshop where nature is the storyteller. Participants will immerse themselves in nature and use the majesty of the outdoors to fuel their creative juices. This event's location will be announced at
2024 Report Card Release
Mickey Finns 12952 Inlet Isle Ln, Ocean City, MarylandThursday, December 11th, MCBP will be hosting the release of the Annual Report Card at Mickey Finns beginning at 2 pm. The aim of the annual Report Card is to provide a transparent, timely, and geographically detailed assessment of the health of the bays and recognize partners, programs, and people that contribute to working towards