Tag: American Littoral Society
Teens Switch Course on Environmental Projects
By Jay Cook |
RED BANK – Before their high school graduation later this month, a pair of Fair Haven teens hope to leave a...
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...
Winter Seal Walk Delights, Even Without The Seals
Story and photo by Jay Cook
SANDY HOOK – It was hard to believe the amount of fog that covered the barrier island on an...
Addressing The Poop Problem
Story and photos by Joseph Sapia
Some think the Navesink River is going to the dogs – and that is what the American Littoral Society is...
Starting 2016 on the Right Foot
By Gretchen C. Van Benthuysen |
While some people were sleeping late or nursing hangovers the morning after New Year’s Eve, others were welcoming 2016...
Protecting the Health of Our Mid-Atlantic Ocean
By the American Littoral Society
Everyone needs healthy oceans. But, we don’t always have them because of chronic pollution and increasing demands to industrialize the...
Bio Blitz An Opportunity to Learn
The Bio Blitz, part scientific data gathering, part festival and part fun educational activities, scheduled for 24 hours Sept. 18 at the Sandy Hook...
Exxon Ruling Tragic for New Jersey
BY TIM DILLINGHAM, Executive Director of the American Littoral Society
It’s a tragedy that New Jersey’s settlement with Exxon Mobil has been approved.
In a decision...
American Littoral Society Vigilant About Environment
By John Burton
RED BANK – It’s not your parents’ American Littoral Society.
The venerable environmental organization, established in 1961 has in recent years looked to...
Environmental Groups Move Back to Sandy Hook
SANDY HOOK – It’s back home to Fort Hancock for a couple of local environmental organizations displaced by Super Storm Sandy.
Clean Ocean Action and...
