On April 4th, a few of SIBC more adventurous members went Kayaking on Ebenezer Creek. The few hearty souls on the adventure were able to see the Ebenezer Creek historic ecosystem first hand. Our members were able to kayak this scenic black water creek that flows through Effingham County and connects to the Savannah River at the Ebenezer Historic site. The guides showed our members the giant cypress and Tupelo trees that inhabit this area. It was truly a unique experience. Most important…No one was lost nor did any kayak sink. A Good Time was had by all. Following the event the group of adventurers enjoyed a lunch Ruby Tuesdays in Pooler.Here is a link to the Google Photo Album of the Event:
Well the Opening of the 2023 Boating Season and BBQ On March 24th was a resounding success! 
R/V Song of the Whale arrived in Savannah on January 27th at Rousakis Plaza on River Street. Having sailed from the U.K. to Fernandina Island in Florida, she will follow the migration of the North Atlantic Right Whale from their calving grounds here in the southeast up to Canada, working with leading North Atlantic right whale researchers to address data gaps fundamental to the survival of the species. IFAW commissioned the vessel in 2004 to provide an offshore platform to enhance monitoring and research efforts of marine mammals, particularly whales. The Song of the Whale is a 21-meter sailing vessel, purpose built to be the quietest research vessel in the world.
Ahoy SIBC Members,