Sea level rise in N.J. is running at twice the global average and that's bad news for New Jersey’s 200,000 acres of tidal wetlands.

explains that sea-level rise is outpacing the marsh’s natural ability to regenerate after being flooded, part of the tidal cycle of the Jersey Shore. Scientists say sea-level rise in New Jersey ...

explains that sea-level rise is outpacing the marsh's natural ability to regenerate after being flooded, part of the tidal cycle of the Jersey Shore. Scientists say sea-level rise in New Jersey is ...

All this open water you see was once grassy.” That’s the way Lenore Tedesco, director of The Wetlands Institute, described what she could see from her office window overlooking Scotch Bonnet Island, a ...

Blue claw crabs are abundant all along the Jersey Shore, in tidal creeks and rivers and in ... Crabs can also be scooped from marsh banks and around bridge pilings and bulkheads.

Since the official start of summer is quickly approaching, you might want to consider checking out these destinations: ...

Brooklyn-based firm nArchitects has left its mark in New York and New Jersey with the creation of two pavilions that build on ...

Wildlife officials are warning motorists that a combination of full moon conditions, warm temperatures and humidity will ...

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