Women Divers Hall of Fame Inc

Recognize women divers who make outstanding contributions in understanding our underwater world.

• Fishing and Hunting Clubs

• 434.

Coastal Flyrodders Inc

Education of Salt Water Fly Fishing Coastal Flyrodders A Northern New Jersey Saltwater Flyfishing Club whose primary goal is to have fun and learn as much as possible from one another about great east coast saltwater fly fishing and anywhere else that affords fly fishing for big fish.

• Swimming, Water Recreation

• 435.

West Side Rowing Club Incorporated of the City of Buffalo

The West Side Rowing Club is a non-profit organization run by volunteers whose purpose is the advancement of the physical, mental, and moral well being of the youth of the City of Buffalo, New York and surrounding communities by education, training, instruction, and participation in the art of rowing and other athletic pursuits.

• Science & Technology Museum

• 436.

Boothbay Sea and Science Center

THE MISSION OF THE BOOTHBAY SEA AND SCIENCE CENTER IS THE ADVANCEMENT OF SAILING, BOATING AND OCEAN SCIENCES BY MINIMIZING ECONOMIC AND PHYSICAL OBSTACLES AND FURTHER TO DEVELOP INDEPENDENCE, SELF-CONFIDENCE, TEAMWORK AND VOLUNTEERISM IN THE PARTICIPANTS.

• Fund Raising and/or Fund Distribution

• 437.

Alamitos Bay Sailing Foundation

The Alamitos Bay Sailing Foundation is non-profit corporation created to promote national and international amateur sailing competition and access to recreational sailing.

• Recreational, Pleasure, or Social Club

• 438.

Tollycraft Boating Club

The Tollycraft Boating Club is a group of boating enthusiasts who: a) own a Tollycraft, or b) are .

• Fund Raising and/or Fund Distribution

• 439.

Bay Paddle Inc

Two staged, multi-day paddle races to restore and protect the #ChesapeakeBay.

DERIVERA PARK TRUST

B DOCK THE PLACE TO B AT THE BAY Summer is here Pyrate fest 15 is in the books and the dockmasters are back to normal.

• Swimming, Water Recreation

• 441.

Bair Island Aquatic Center

Traffic Pattern Note paddlers travel on the opposite side of the channel to rowers always keeping the shore on their left shoulder when facing forward.