The Friends of Scarborough Marsh is a nonprofit coalition of concerned citizens, landowners, businesses, state and federal agencies, environmental organizations, and others. We have in common our love for the Scarborough Marsh and our commitment to safeguard it for generations to come.
Established in 2000, we are an all-volunteer group dedicated to the conservation, protection, restoration, and enhancement of the Scarborough Marsh. Our efforts include: projects and studies to understand challenges and potential for restoration; land conservation initiatives; education and public outreach events like clean-ups and our lecture series. We invite you to join us. You can help!
Established in 2000, we are an all-volunteer group dedicated to the conservation, protection, restoration, and enhancement of the Scarborough Marsh. Our efforts include: projects and studies to understand challenges and potential for restoration; land conservation initiatives; education and public outreach events like clean-ups and our lecture series. We invite you to join us. You can help!
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Scarborough Marsh Wildlife Management Area is a 3,200-acre saltwater marsh in southern Maine. It is the state's largest salt marsh.
Salt marshes filter both the merging fresh water and sea water and provide food and shelter for numerous species of birds, fish, mammals, and shellfish. Marshes also act as Carbon Sinks capturing and storing harmful greenhouse gases. Learn More Flowing into the marsh are the Libby River, Nonesuch River and Dunstan River and they form the Scarborough River, which empties into Saco Bay. See our Map of the Marsh |
BOARDSteve Pinette, President
Stephanie Smith, Vice President Peggy Pennoyer, Secretary Betsy Barrett, Treasurer Greg Bither Sean Campbell Ann Fandell Ava Carpenter, SHS Student So Ben Davis, SHS Student Sr Nadia Grinyuk, SHS Student Jr Andrew McCusker Crescencia Maurer Peter Slovinsky Courtney Lorack Linda Woodard |
We are currently seeking new board members. Contact us to learn more!
Our founders: C.D. Armstrong (President), Richard B. Anderson, Kathleen Bayley, Phil Bozenhard, Stephanie Cox, Ann Delehanty, Mike Mallar, Roger Mallar, Laurene Sedgeley. Former board members include: Susan Auglis, Paul Austin, Ro Bloom, Alan Buncher, Judy Camuso, Lynne Cleary, Katie Fellows, Scott Gorneau, Matt Howe, Scott Lindsay, Dave Maass, Rick Murphy, Noah Perlut, George Spatoulas, Richard Sullivan, Bruce Thurlow, Rick Vogel, Susan Dewitt Wilder, Doug Williams, Lois Winter.
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Friends of Scarborough Marsh is a 501(c)3 nonprofit organization. Our EIN is 01-0534850. Please visit the Foundation Center to view our latest 990 financial forms on file with the IRS.
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