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The new law puts in place a ban on horseshoe crab hand harvesting, which is the manual harvesting of crabs. The law takes effect on Oct. 1. Anyone caught violating the law will face a $25 fine for each crab they’ve harvested.
Many communities, particularly those in urban centers and environmental justice communities, lack reliable and convenient access to redemption locations, according to DEEP. In this first round of fun...
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More roads surfaced with rubberized asphalt mean more pollution in the waters of Long Island Sound. That harms water quality and aquaculture.
Horseshoe crabs, an ancient relative of spiders, have seen their populations decline in Long Island Sound.