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Out of the Fire is a proud member of Slow Food wUSA®
www.slowfoodusa.org

For those of you who enjoy reading about food as much as eating it treat yourself to a subscription of The Art of Eating.
www.artofeating.com

We are so fortunate to have these guys right in our backyard. They deliver live organic shrimp to us every week!
www.marvesta.com

We frequently consult Monterey Bay Seafood Watch, a website that posts those fish that are either endangered or pose a health risk, to make fish purchasing decisions.
www.mbayaq.org

all you need to plan your waterfront vacation...
www.easternshorevacations.com

The following are a list of organizations whose environmental awareness and education are definitely worthy of further exploration and should be commended for their committment and dedication to being of service to our planet
www.pickeringcreek.org

Pickering Creek Audubon Center is located on 11450 Audubon Lane in Easton, Maryland. It is a sanctuary of Chesapeake Audubon Society with over 400 acres of forests, fields, and shoreline

www.iwla.org

The Isaak Walton League is dedicated to protecting our nation's soil, air, woods, waters and wildlife.

www.hpl.umces.edu

The Horn Point Laboratory (HPL) is an environmental research facility of the University of Maryland Center for Environmental Science (UMCES) the principal institution for advanced environmental research and graduate studies within the University System of Maryland. The other UMCES laboratories are the Chesapeake Biological Laboratory, in Southern Maryland, and the Appalachian Laboratory, in the mountains of Western Maryland.

www.adkinsarboretum.org

Adkins Arboretum is a 400-acre native garden and preserve on Maryland’s Eastern Shore dedicated to promoting the appreciation and conservation of the region’s native plants. Four miles of paths along streams, through meadows and native plant gardens and under the shade of a rich bottomland forest attract nature lovers, gardeners, students and birders.

The Arboretum offers programs year-round in ecology, horticulture, and natural history for all ages. The site features over 600 species of native shrubs, trees, wildflowers and grasses. Explore the website to plan your visit.