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The Great Bay National Estuarine Research Reserve (GBNERR) is part of a national network of protected areas established for long-term research, education and stewardship. Created under the Coastal Zone Management Act, this partnership program between the National Oceanic and Atmospheric Administration (NOAA) and the coastal states protects more than one million acres of the nation's most important coastal resources.
The New Hampshire Fish and Game Department manages the Great Bay Reserve, which was designated in 1989. The Reserve is also supported by the Great Bay Stewards, a non-profit friends group. Visitors are encouraged to explore the natural beauty of the Great Bay Estuary and discover New Hampshire's hidden coast.
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| Employment Opportunity Available |
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| Please use this link to learn more about the "Supervisor VI" position available here at GBNERR. |
| Winter programs are now posted! |
| Please visit our Calendar of Events for a listing of programs for both children and adults. |
| Latest issue of Great Bay Matters available now! |
| Check out the most recent issue of Great Bay Matters, online. Articles on important Great Bay issues and a calendar of winter programs are included. |
| Great Bay NERR Vertical Control Plan |
This plan reports on how accurate measurements of sea level is crucial to modeling impacts of climate change  . |
| Help Us "Get Growing on the Wild Side" |
| To learn more about a project to develop an attractive and low maintenance garden for you and wildlife please use this link. |
| Interested in learning more about nitrogen in the Great Bay watershed? |
| Viewing Great Bay from a Nitrogen and Watershed Perspective - Learn how non-point source pollution travels through the Great Bay watershed in Michelle Daley's informative presentation . The Tipping Point - Nitrogen Sources and Pathways Study in Great Bay: This NERRS Science Collaborative funded project aims to address sources of nitrogen in Great Bay. |