Bring a bag lunch or snack and learn about the Center for the Inland Bays (CIB).

The Inland Bays and their tributaries like Herring and Guinea Creek are so important to Sussex County. They are not only ecological treasures with an abundance of fish and wildlife, but they are a key economic driver supporting the tourism and real estate industries that define coastal Sussex. Together we have to work to protect them and restore their vitality, and that is the mission of the Delaware Center for the Inland Bays.  
The Center is pleased to present its third ‘State of Your Creek,’ report. This report uses long-term monitoring data to assess the health of Herring and Guinea Creeks, which together form a major tributary system of Rehoboth Bay. This report was produced with the help of a number of State, County, and University partners

Registration is requested. Sign up online, call the library at 302-645-2733, or stop by the Circulation Desk. .

The Center for the Inland Bays and the Lewes Public Library are partnering on the community-wide initiative Lewes Loves Books, a One Book One Community program connecting our community to Jennifer Ackerman’s book Birds by the Shore.