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Gail

ACCA’s Journey to Save Ash Creek

Our journey began in March 2021 with the first scientific study which we commissioned to understand the extent of the erosion in Ash Creek after a particularly drastic dredging operation in the channel to the marina that affected the barrier…

Laura Wildman of Save the Sound Explains Stage One of Saving Ash Creek

There are many studies required before any restoration technique can used in a tidal wetland. The fieldwork includes: a historic aerial analysis, cultural/indigenous land use history, topographic/bathymetric surveys, habitat assessment (marsh plants, fish, shellfish), tidal monitoring/datum, resource delineation, sediment/geotechnical characterization,…

Ash Creek Clean Up

The high tides and flooding from January deposited a large volume of marine debris on the banks of Ash Creek. On February 4, in an impromptu clean up, a crew of ACCA volunteers filled 8 large bags with plastic bottles,…

500 American Beach Grass Plugs Planted

On October 10 & 11, 2023 we completed the work of planting 500 American Beach grass plugs inside the enclosure at the barrier spit. We want to thank 17 students from Bridgeport Regional Aquaculture Science & Technology Education Center, teachers Holly-Turner…

Ash Creek Clean Up Fall 2023

Aspetuck Land Trust is sponsoring a community clean up of the Ash Creek tidal estuary on Saturday, October 7th at 10 AM.  Save the Sound and the Ash Creek Conservation Association are partnering with Aspetuck Land Trust on the clean…

Wildlife Guard Program at Ash Creek

Ash Creek Conservation Association Teamed Up with Audubon’s Wildlife Guard Program and Bridgeport High School Students Over the Summer Preserving Wildlife and Fostering Education through Collaboration In a stride towards wildlife preservation and environmental education, the Ash Creek Conservation Association…