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Support our mission by making a donation. Your contributions help us enhance natural resilience, bolster community adaptation efforts, and protect and restore wetlands throughout Virginia.

Volunteer

Offer your time and skills to assist with our projects and initiatives. Your involvement makes a direct impact on the preservation and restoration of wetlands.

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Monthly Giving Options

Join our community of monthly supporters and make a lasting impact. Your recurring gift ensures continuous support for our mission to enhance natural resilience, bolster community adaptation efforts, and protect and restore wetlands throughout Virginia.

$5 per month helps us enhance natural resilience by

  • Supporting wetlands restoration projects that strengthen their ability to withstand climate impacts.

$10 per month helps us bolster community adaptation efforts by

  • Providing technical guidance to local communities concerning the development and implementation of effective adaptation strategies.

$20 per month helps us devise wetlands migration plans that will

  • Protect wetlands’ landward migration as the seas rise.

$50 per month or more helps us to fashion strategic, integrated, state-wide collaborations that will

  • Empower diverse stakeholders to implement solution-focused strategies that advance climate adaptation work throughout the Commonwealth.

One-Time / Annual Giving

Prefer to make a one-time or annual contribution? Your generous gift, in any amount, is greatly appreciated and makes a significant difference.

Mail a Check

You can also send your gift to

Wetlands Watch

2601 Granby St.

Norfolk, VA. 23517

Thank You for Your Support!

Your generosity enables us to continue our mission of protecting Virginia's wetlands and promoting community resilience. Climate change impacts are escalating, and we must escalate with them. Thank you again!

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