(Susan Allen/Supporting Oyster Aquaculture and Restoration)'Second-class farmers' overlooked, they say, on their need for land-based hatcheries and other structures to process their harvests
(Susan Allen/Supporting Oyster Aquaculture and Restoration)'Second-class farmers' overlooked, they say, on their need for land-based hatcheries and other structures to process their harvests
(Molly MacNaughton/IJB)Canada is a major oyster supplier to the U.S. Both diners and oystermen are harmed by inaction on pollution
(Ted Goldberg/NJ Spotlight News)Nearly 100 tons of recycled shells were collected from Atlantic City area restaurants
(NJ Spotlight News)Adding sediment, creating ‘living shorelines,’ among suggested fixes

At a Cape May In Your Neighborhood forum on climate change in New Jersey, scientists spoke about the changes happening right in New Jersey's backyard.

More than 800 donated Christmas trees are being recycled to help raise the elevation of marshlands and create new habitats for animals.

During Gov. Christie’s final lap, he leaves a mark on the mental health community. A step back in time at the historic Red Mill Museum ...

A solution to the under-funded pension program? Get a federal loan. State Senate President Steve Sweeney offered that multi-billion dollar fix today. He's been on ...

The American Littoral Society emptied bags of oyster shells on a reef in Barnegat Bay to complete an oyster restoration project.

The 2016 budget's done. Gov. Christie used his veto pen to excise the millionaires tax and surcharges on business. And approved the more than $33 ...

The American Littoral Society has started the process of making oyster babies by pouring larvae into a spat tank in Ocean Gate.

A whistle stop in his home state between handshakes in New Hampshire. Planning for the inevitable. Detecting brain activity in coma patients. And restoring vital ...

The American Littoral Society is working to create a new oyster reef in the Barnegat Bay to help restore the oyster population.

The Senate president wants a Rutgers official to step down while the basketball players line up to support their new coach. Plus, sharp differences when ...