Become a CBA Supporter
Across the Choctawhatchee Bay, CBA works to improve swimmable, fishable waterways through education, research, monitoring, and restoration. We could not fulfill our mission without dedicated supporters like you, becoming CBA sponsors through monetary gifts of $25 or more.

Add CBA to your giving plan today! Click here to donate.
The Fly Fishing Film Tour Comes to Destin on May 3rd!
Doors open at 6 p.m. for the 2019 Fly Fishing Film Tour at Shoreline Church! Proceeds benefit CBA, and each ticket grants viewers access not only to the films, but to food, drinks, and outdoor recreation vendors. Come see us this Friday!

To reserve tickets, click here.
May is Field Trip Month at CBA
Throughout the school year, CBA and NWF AmeriCorps Environmental Stewards visit classrooms across Okaloosa and Walton Counties to teach students about coastal ecology. The kids raise their own marsh grasses, and in May each class takes a hands-on field trip to the Choctawhatchee
Bay to plant their grasses in a real living shoreline. This season, classes will plant at Ross Marler Park, Florida Park, Lincoln Park, and more.

Are you interested in sponsoring a school for next year? Check out our website at basinalliance.org or email us at cba@nwfsc.edu for more information.
CBA Chosen as 2019 30A 10K charity beneficiary!
We are thrilled to announce that CBA was chosen for the second year in a row as a 30A 10K beneficiary!

Every fall, the event brings family and friends together for a series of morning races benefiting local nonprofit groups. Registration has already begun!

Click here to learn more and sign up toady.
Oysters Moved to New Homes
After growing beneath docks in the Choctawhatchee Bay for an entire year, the shellfish raised by our Oyster Gardening volunteers were transferred to their new homes on reef breakwaters. These oysters will seed the living shoreline structures, jump-starting the oyster community. In addition to providing critical aquatic habitat, these oyster reefs improve water quality: every individual oyster can filter up to 50 gallons of water each day.

For more information on our oyster gardening program, click here.
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