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Baykeeper Gets Grant to Continue Living Shoreline Program

Tucked behind the protected walls and policed piers of Naval Weapons Station Earle, a guardian of the local waterways is working to safeguard and fortify the Bayshore’s coastal communities through natural ecological restoration.

Petition Aims to Bring Oysters Back to the Navesink

COURTESY NY/NJ BAYKEEPERNY/NJ Baykeeper teams working on oyster replenishment in the Navesink River a decade or so ago.

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

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

Royal Flush Pumpout Boat Ready to Roll

Free Sanitary Service Aims To Prevent Raw Sewage Spills In Rivers By Jay Cook | RED BANK – A former New York City firefighter who captains...

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...

Local Environmentalists Concerned About Trump Presidency

By Joseph Sapia The election of Donald J. Trump as president has some area environmentalists concerned, especially regarding climate change and drilling for gas and...

Debbie Mans: Midwesterner with Jersey Sand in Her Shoes

By Joseph Sapia It may not be surprising that Debbie Mans, executive director of the New York-New Jersey Baykeeper group, grew up on the water. After...

Sewage Pumpout Boat Cleans The Bay For Free

Story and photo by Joseph Sapia There is a health risk and environmental risk to discharging sewage and other wastewater in Raritan Bay. But most people do...

Pass The Oyster Reef Bill

The Two River Times has a 25 year long history of advocating for the health of its waterways and in that tradition, the newspaper...

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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