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All Aboard the A.J. Meerwald

The Two River Times joined the Navesink Maritime Heritage Association (NMHA) aboard the historic A.J. Meerwald for a sunset sail on Sandy Hook Bay Aug. 23 to learn about the ship and the history of some of the area’s smallest denizens.

Baykeeper Welcomes 1 Million Oysters to Expand Living Shoreline in Raritan...

Photo gallery of the NY/NJ Baykeeper Restoration Program at the Living Shoreline.

A Promising Sign: Instance of Natural Oyster Growth in the Navesink

By Chris Rotolo | RED BANK – In the punishing heat of summer, members of the American Littoral Society ventured to the end of a...

‘Whelk-Come Mats’ Aim To Re-Oyster The Rivers

By Chris Rotolo | RED BANK – About 40 volunteers came to the Oyster Point Hotel Saturday, June 30 to make what the American Littoral...

Baby Oysters Are Finally Growing In Raritan Bay

By John Burton | N.W.S. EARLE — It may be a little early for handing out cigars, but the New York/New Jersey Baykeeper is happy that...

Seeding Oysters In The Classroom

Forrestdale students get up close and personal with the filter feeders | By  John Burton | RUMSON — “How often does an oyster get to come...

Belford Boat Sunk, The First For New Artificial Reef

By Jay Cook | POINT PLEASANT BEACH – It’s rare that any news of a boat sinking beneath the depths is celebrated, but an exception...

High Hopes for Navesink River Oysters

By Jay Cook | RED BANK – The future health of the Two Rivers now hinges upon a seasonal summertime delicacy. Plans to attract live oyster...

Planting Oyster Castles In the Bay

Ecologists Hope To Bring Back Reefs Story and photos by Joseph Sapia N.W.S. EARLE – A short way out on the 2.9-mile pier of Naval Weapons...

Baykeeper Hopes To Expand Oyster Beds 

By John Burton The oyster bed restoration project has been working off Naval Weapons Station Earle for the past few years, NY/NJ Baykeeper says, which...
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