ANJEE Announces Environmental Education Awards
The Wetlands Institute’s Outreach Coordinator, Travis Davis, has been awarded “2010 Outstanding Environmental Educator” by the Alliance for New Jersey Environmental Education.
North Wildwood Terrapin Rescue
Traffic along the North Wildwood Boulevard might be sparse now, but Patrice Dorfman is preparing for the early summer when thousands of diamondback terrapins make their way out of coastal marshes and onto busy highways.
Bald Eagles are Making a Comeback in New Jersey
The bald eagle is making a strong comeback in the state of New Jersey. Zoologists from the Endangered and Nongame Species Programs (ENSP) locate and monitor eagle nests and territories to determine the species health and population.
N.J. lawmakers call for stricter fertilizer rules
New Jersey lawmakers, as part of a plan to control the flow of pollutants into the state’s waterways, passed what’s being described as the nation’s toughest restrictions on fertilizer. Is it enough?
Program gets kids involved in saving baby Terrapins
Joe Grottola, of West Cape May, along with staff and students from Lower Cape May Regional High School, rescued more than 850 baby terrapins from storm drains in Wildwood Crest last spring.
Discussion on observed ocean acidification, its impacts on marine life, and potential economic impacts
A compelling testimony in which a NOAA Senior Scientist discusses observed ocean acidification, its impacts on marine life, and potential economic impacts.