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Volunteers are extremely important to the efforts of the Center for the Inland Bays to restore and preserve our local waterways and surrounding habitats.

The CIB has also worked closely with the Sussex County Retired Senior Volunteer Program (RSVP), which has provided numerous volunteers to assist with activities at the James Farm. Also, several local clubs, organizations, and scout groups have offered their time and energy as volunteers. The CIB highlights a "Volunteer of the Quarter" in each of its newsletter publications.

Volunteer Job Descriptions
The CIB offers a variety of volunteer opportunities. Click here for a list of activities with which volunteers are providing assistance:Volunteer Job Descriptions




Volunteers Pat Drizd, Cheryl Rehrig and Courtney Harp at the CIB Booth at the 2008 Governor's Wade In Event on Rehoboth Bay.
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Oyster Gardeners, Dick and Sharon Fox, at their dock in Bethany Beach are raising oysters in Little Assawoman Bay.
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We need you!
For more information about CIB volunteer opportunities, please call our office at
302.226-8105 or E-mail us at:
volunteer@inlandbays.org
Down load our volunteer form & send it in today!
Pat Drizd, volunteer Volunteer Coordinator for the Center for the Inland Bays is also the lead teacher for our James Farm Education Program for middle students from Indian River School District.
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