WESTPORT FISHERMEN'S ASSOCIATION
WFA Celebrates 24 Years
The Westport Fishermen's Association begins its 24th year with the same goals as in 1983. The purpose of the Westport Fishermen's Association is to preserve, protect and improve the water quality of the Westport River, marshes, tributaries and all surrounding water.

ADVOCACY: The Westport Fishermen's Association is dedicated to advocating for the reduction of pollution in the Westport River.
EDUCATION: The WFA provides scholarships for college bound students. The WFA also promotes river awareness by provide funding to local schools for the education of ongoing shellfish aquaculture programs in schools.
AWARENESS: The WFA is dedicated to building awareness of the issues facing the Westport River and the watershed.

Highlights of our 24 years of work include:
Funding legal action on pollution stemming from cattle feed lot.
Supporting shellfish propagation;
Establishing data bank on oyster propagation;
Erecting a memorial for lost fishermen;
Providing college tuition scholarships for high school seniors and continuing education scholarships;
Guidance and support for local schools on marine environment and shellfish propagation;
Generating a maritime history of Westport.

Give us your Feedback -E-mail us at jamgirard@msn.com your comments on the issues facing the Westport River. We look forward to hearing from you!
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5th Annual Road Race

MERCHANDISE

SCHOLARSHIP

LINKS/RESOURCES

CONTACT/MEMBERSHIP

Westport Shellfish Bed Openings
Preserving and protecting the Westport River, its' tributaries, and marshes since 1983. 
 Preserve
 Protect
 Educate
Horseneck Point Lifesaving Station Restoration Project (HPLSS)
The HPLSS is an exciting endeavor of the WFA. Phase 1 of the project is underway but we still have more funds to raise to complete this exciting project.

To make a donation in support of the HPLSS project, please send your tax-deductible contribution to the WFA, PO Box 83, Westport Point, MA 02791.


Special Thanks To: Chip Gillespie, The Community Preservation Commission, and The Department of Parks and Recreation.
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