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It's a Deal! NJ Shore Town, American Littoral Society Agree on Beach Access – NBC10 Philadelphia - Vimarsana News

It's a Deal! NJ Shore Town, American Littoral Society Agree on Beach Access – NBC10 Philadelphia

A Jersey Shore town and a coastal environmental group have settled a long-running lawsuit that will allow public access to a beach, while allowing the end of a...

Bird watching: A fly-by-night business worth more than $300M in NJ - Vimarsana News

Bird watching: A fly-by-night business worth more than $300M in NJ

Armed with binoculars and fancy camera equipment, the birders bring economic activity to the area with an average spend of $662 per trip on hotels, restaurants, tours, and travel, adding up to a $313 million infusion to Cape May County.

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Coastal News Today | USA - Recovering America's Wildlife Act: Conservationists' hope for species at risk - Vimarsana News

Coastal News Today | USA - Recovering America's Wildlife Act: Conservationists' hope for species at risk

Piping plover. Atlantic sturgeon. American shad. Red knot. Horseshoe crab. Bog turtle. These are just some of the thousands of depleting species in this region that conservationists are working to preserve.

Eating oysters? Why you shouldn't throw out the shells in NJ - Vimarsana News

Eating oysters? Why you shouldn't throw out the shells in NJ

Recycled oyster shells from restaurants can help restore New Jersey's shoreline already challenged by beach erosion, storms, rising sea levels and climate change.

Eating oysters? Why you shouldn't throw out the shells in NJ - Vimarsana News

Eating oysters? Why you shouldn't throw out the shells in NJ

Recycled oyster shells from restaurants can help restore New Jersey's shoreline already challenged by beach erosion, storms, rising sea levels and climate change.