Tag: American Littoral Society

Luckily for residents, coastal Monmouth County is on the Atlantic Flyway, a unique major migrating highway for birds and butterflies. That means we are treated to abundant bird populations passing through the sky each day.

After decades of work restoring birds of prey populations, state officials believe osprey and bald eagles have made a comeback in the Garden State.

Photo by Patrick Olivero By Raven Rentas HIGHLANDS – A little fog didn’t keep almost...

By Denise DiStephan MONMOUTH BEACH – The borough just took the air out of a common source of pollution that can kill creatures...

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

OH, OYSTERS! FILM AND PANEL DISCUSSION ASBURY PARK – On Saturday, Oct. 20, the American Littoral Society is hosting Oh, Oysters! A Celebration of Re-Oystering New...

By Jenna Moldaver | POINT PLEASANT – The Mid-Atlantic Ocean Data Portal is a publicly available online tool that consolidates data and provides visual representations...

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

By Chris Rotolo |  MONMOUTH BEACH – It was standing room only on Tuesday at a town meeting where nearly 50 residents and local environmental...

By Chris Rotolo | A recent off-shore drilling plan proposed by President Donald Trump’s Secretary of the Interior, Ryan Zinke, could open up a vast...