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SIP OF SCIENCE -
'Unfiltered: PFAS, Our
Water, and What's Next

💧ACT, Sip of Science: Unfiltered, Our Water and What's Next💧

Join us for a free virtual event as we take a closer look at the growing concern of PFAS contamination.

Learn about the impact of PFAS on our water as local experts discuss solutions for Maryland's future. Enjoy engaging talks and connect with others who share your passion for protecting the region's cherished ecosystems.

What are PFAS? 
Why are they harmful?
And what’s being done to protect our waters and our health? 🌊

Hear from local experts and leaders who are taking action:

Taylor Swanson, Assateague Coastkeeper
Matt Pluta, Choptank Riverkeeper with ShoreRivers

 Senator Love, Maryland State Senator and sponsor of two upcoming PFAS protection bills in 2026

📅 Thursday, November 20th, 2-3:00 PM
💻 Free Virtual Event — a link will be sent to you the day before.

Grab your favorite beverage and join this important conversation about clean water, community health, and solutions that matter. 💙

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SIP OF SCIENCE -
'WHERE LAND MEETS SEA'
THE STORY OF OUR MARSHES

 

Date: Wednesday, September 24, 2025 

Time: 12:00 PM – 1:00 PM

Location: Virtual - Registration is required. The link to the virtual meeting will be sent to your email the day of.


Hosted by Assateague Coastal Trust & Maryland Coastal Bays Program

 

Join us for a free virtual afternoon of science and conversation as we explore the delicate balance of our coastal ecosystems.

Have you ever wondered what will be land and what will be sea as our climate continues to change? 

Assateague Coastkeeper Taylor Swanson will be joined by Carly Toulan, Environmental Scientist from the Maryland Coastal Bays Program, for a deep dive into the historical and ongoing challenges salt marshes face in our Coastal Bays. They’ll also highlight restoration efforts underway and discuss the critical importance of why these vital ecosystems and salt marshes are for both humans and the environment.

The event will close with an interactive Q&A session, so bring your questions and curiosity!

 Register today to secure your spot and join the conversation!
Every registration to this event will bring us closer to achieving our mission. Together, we can create a brighter, more compassionate world for all and your support is invaluable.​​

Past Lectures

Assateague Coastal Trust

Mailing Address
PO Box 731
Berlin, MD 21811

Office Location
10031 Old Ocean City Blvd, Unit 102
Berlin, MD 21811

Contact Us
mail@actforbays.org
(443) 235-2014

We are a proud member of the following non-profit organizations

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