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  What am I doing this Friday on Earth Day?  Working with Dani and Amy in the NECWA office on diamondback terrapin data and preparing for a new season of field research and rescues. What do I wish on this Earth Day? That NECWA had more Members to support the work we do. What can I do to make this happen? Reach out to my friends and family and ask for their continued interest and support. NECWA needs your support to keep us in the field researching and rescuing marine wildlife (actually any wildlife), especially those 'mis-fit" species ignored by others. NECWA is all volunteer which means that each of us volunteers our time and expertise on behalf of local wildlife. I am so proud of all the work we do and am amazed at all we have and will continue to accomplish as volunteers. However, each of us struggles to juggle NECWA activities with other responsibilities, including family, work and our health.   How can you help? Become a member of NECWA and keep us going! Your support wi

SUMMAH AUCTION   May 29 — June 11, 2022 The New England Coastal Wildlife Alliance is organizing an online auction from May 29th to June 11th. 100% of the net proceeds goes towards NECWA’s important marine wildlife research & rescue work and our internship program for high school & college students, which provides young professionals with hands-on experiences in the field of marine science. Subscribe to our newsletter to get up-to-date information on the auction. https://app.robly.com/.../3356b861fbb67ddf.../NECWAsubscribe NECWA needs your help! We are looking for donations of goods and services to be auctioned. This could be tickets to a performance, a basket of goods from your store or company, golf packages, spa packages, a boat tour... or perhaps something you can offer that we have not thought of yet! Sponsorships are welcome, and for your sponsorship, we will include your company name, logo, and link to your website (as appropriate) on our auction materials. If you are int