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An osprey nesting pole on the protected grounds of the Wetlands Institute.

At The Wetlands Institute of Stone Harbor, NJ, we promote appreciation, understanding, and stewardship of coastal and wetland ecosystems through programs in research, conservation, and education. We provide a fun and interactive educational experience for families, school groups and vacationers of all ages through nature exploration and discovery. Our goal is to inspire communities so they in turn become stewards of our coastal and wetland ecosystem.

As you browse through our site, you will see the many attractions we offer to visitors, as well as the extensive array of educational programs available throughout the year. Be sure to visit us soon!

Note: The above descriptive information came from the organization's About Us page.

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Event Calendar: Event Calendar
Facebook: Wetlands Institute
Video: First Osprey Egg Hatches (YouTube, 1m11s)
Volunteer: Looking for a Way to Share Your Talents?
Webcams: Livecams

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-{{toplink|url=http://wetlandsinstitute.org|name=wetlandsinstitute.org}}[[File:WetlandsInstitute.jpg|400px|thumb|right|An osprey nesting pole on the protected grounds of the Wetlands Institute.]]The '''Wetlands Institute''' is a non-profit organization '''studying, preserving and protecting wetlands and coastal ecosystems'''. We provide '''a fun and interactive educational experience for families, school groups and vacationers''' of all ages through nature exploration and discovery. Our goal is to inspire communities so they in turn become stewards of our coastal and wetland ecosystem.
+{{toplink|url=http://wetlandsinstitute.org|name=wetlandsinstitute.org}}[[File:WetlandsInstitute.jpg|400px|thumb|right|An osprey nesting pole on the protected grounds of the Wetlands Institute.]]At '''The Wetlands Institute''' of Stone Harbor, NJ, we promote '''appreciation, understanding, and stewardship of coastal and wetland ecosystems''' through programs in research, conservation, and education. We provide a fun and interactive educational experience for families, school groups and vacationers of all ages through nature exploration and discovery. Our goal is to inspire communities so they in turn become stewards of our coastal and wetland ecosystem.
-Hurricane Katrina and the BP Oil blowout in the Gulf underlined the importance of the message The Wetlands Institute has been delivering to people of all ages since our founding 40 years ago: Our very lives depend on sustaining healthy wetlands and coastal ecosystems. They cannot be taken for granted. They must be valued and protected.
+As you browse through our site, you will see the many attractions we offer to visitors, as well as the extensive array of educational programs available throughout the year. Be sure to visit us soon!
-Through our summer nature classes and lectures, through our giving hands-on learning to school children who visit us or are visited by our Outreach team, we have inspired youngsters to care about the environment and to become environmentally literate citizens (and maybe even scientists.)
+''Note:''&nbsp;&nbsp;The above descriptive information came from the organization's [https://wetlandsinstitute.org/about-us/ About Us] page.
-Our Research and Conservation programs have given university students from around the globe invaluable field research experience, with positive impacts far beyond our facility. The internet is empowering us to reach every corner of the globe. So, from the shores of the Gulf of Mexico, to the marshes of Southeast Asia there are Coastal Conservation policies and programs in place that originated with us.
-''Note:''&nbsp;&nbsp;The above descriptive information came from the organization's [http://wetlandsinstitute.org home page] and its [http://wetlandsinstitute.org/about-us/overview/ Overview] page.
-''Editor's Note:''&nbsp;When you drive across the causeways from the mainland to the islands, you can see that the tidal marshes are vast. When you look at a map, you can see that the marshes take up half of the Jersey Cape. Therefore, if you don't visit the Wetlands Institute, you miss half the Jersey Cape experience. [[User:PaulSank|PaulSank]] ([[User talk:PaulSank|talk]]) 11:55, 7 September 2019 (EDT)
 ==Info==
 *Event Calendar:&nbsp;[http://wetlandsinstitute.org/events/event-calendar/ Event Calendar]
 *Facebook:&nbsp;[http://www.facebook.com/WetlandsInstitute Wetlands Institute]
-*Twitter:&nbsp;[https://twitter.com/WetlandsSHNJ @WetlandsSHNJ]
 *Video:&nbsp;[https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=7ho_bxr0LvM First Osprey Egg Hatches] (YouTube, 1m11s)
 *Volunteer:&nbsp;[http://wetlandsinstitute.org/about-us/help-us-grow/volunteer-2/ Looking for a Way to Share Your Talents?]
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