The Eight Towns and the Great Marsh Committee depends on the technological, financial and grassroots support of its local, state and national partners. The key to our success is in joining the desire of citizen volunteers to conserve our natural resources, with the capacity and expertise of learning institutions, nonprofit partners and state and federal agencies who share that common goal.
Click on any of the logos below to learn more about the work being done by our partnering organizations.
Massachusetts Bays National Estuary Program
The Environmental Protection Agency - National Estuary Program
NOAA - Habitat Conservation | Restoration Center
Massachusetts Audubon - Salt Marsh Science Project
The Great Marsh Coalition
The Gulf of Maine Institute (GOMI)
The Parker River National Wildlife Refuge and US Fish and Wildlife Service
The Friends of Parker River National Wildlife Refuge
Ducks Unlimited
The University of New Hampshire - Jackson Estuarine Laboratory
The Trustees of Reservations
The Essex County Greenbelt Association
The Parker River Clean Water Association
The Ipswich River Watershed Association
Seaside Sustainability, Inc.
The Commonwealth of Massachusetts Executive Office of Energy and Environmental Affairs
The Massachusetts Department of Transportation - Highway Division