Taylor Point Restoration Association (TPRA), a RI non-profit, was formed in 2015 to restore 20 acres of Town- owned shorefront in Jamestown. This area includes freshwater wetlands, beach, salt marsh, black cherry woodlands, shrub lands, cliffs, and thickets. Our primary goals are to eliminate invasive species; revegetate with native species; protect existing native species; improve degraded footpa
ths to provide safe public shoreline access; and maintain existing views of Narragansett Bay. The anticipated long-term outcome of Taylor Point restoration is the establishment of an ecologically robust coastal area and buffer zone of native species. Taylor Point will emerge, over the long term, as a valuable aesthetic and recreational resource, offering the public minimally intrusive access to a natural system with planned and appealing views of the Bay. We welcome all those who are interested to join our organization, participate in our volunteer work days, and/or donate to support the all-volunteer organization's activities. This video provides an overview of the Taylor Point. https://vimeo.com/128008535
