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CBEP Equity Strategy Available
The Casco Bay Estuary Partnership Equity Strategy is available for download. The purpose of the equity strategy is to ensure that CBEP is reviewing potential projects that use Bipartisan Infrastructure Law (BIL) funds through the lens of equitable and fair access to the benefits from environmental programs for all communities. This equity strategy outlines how
2024 Community Grants RFP is Available
CBEP is accepting applications for the 2024 Casco Bay Community Grants Program. For more information, and to apply, check out our Grants Page.
CBEP 2023 Annual Report
See all the good work that the Partnership completed in 2023! Take a look at our annual report here.
New Manual Offers Guidance for Climate Resilient Roads
Ninety percent of bridges and culverts on the roads in Maine that cross salt marshes and tidal waterways are not equipped to handle the ebb and flow of the tides. This results in higher road maintenance costs, a shortened lifespan for culverts and bridges, unplanned road closures that can put public well-being and safety at
Showcasing clamming again at Yarmouth Clam Festival
This year, the Casco Bay Regional Shellfish Working Group, the Maine Shellfish Learning Network and the Casco Bay Estuary Partnership are working to return the clamming fishery to the center of the festival. Read the Op-Ed here.
Yarmouth Clam Festival celebrates valuable economic asset
Yarmouth, Maine. CBEP is supporting the Casco Bay Regional Shellfish Working Group at this year’s Yarmouth Clam Festival! Read more about the festival here.
Casco Bay water monitoring program adds PFAS testing
Friends of Casco Bay will begin testing for PFAS contamination in Casco Bay this year, in collaboration with the Bigelow Laboratory for Ocean Sciences. Story here.
Results of 2022 Monitoring Efforts in Casco Bay Watershed available
Organizations conducting monitoring in the fresh and marine waters of Casco Bay and its watershed presented their findings from the 2022 monitoring season at the spring meeting of the Monitoring Network. The presentations are available here.