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| DivingNJ Diving ShopsSubmitted by urbananglernyc on Wed, 09/24/2008 - 19:48.
Shore report: Ocean water clean, but work remainsSubmitted by urbananglernyc on Mon, 09/22/2008 - 10:40.New Brunswick Home News Tribune, NJ - Navesink River becoming oyster creekSubmitted by urbananglernyc on Tue, 08/05/2008 - 14:49.By Jim McConville • STAFF WRITER • August 3, 2008 Courtesy Asbury Park Press Sea Bright volunteers plant shells SEA BRIGHT — "Jersey Fresh" has taken on a whole new meaning for this Shore town. A handful of borough residents signed up Saturday to be the first class of "aquatic gardeners" who will set up and tend to their own personal oyster seedling beds for a year. Read more » Sand dollars: LI, N.J. beaches vie for summer revenueSubmitted by urbananglernyc on Tue, 08/05/2008 - 14:43.Can Our Oceans Survive?Submitted by urbananglernyc on Mon, 07/28/2008 - 14:58.As director of The Marine Mammal Center in Sausalito, Calif., Frances Gulland sees firsthand the effects of the oceans’ deteriorating state. Her patients have included cancer-stricken sea lions whose tumors are thought to be associated with PCBs, sea otters infected by a parasite linked to run-off, and fur seals sickened by toxic algae. These animals act as “an early warning system,” says Gulland. “All these things could happen to us.” Read more » Rip currents from Hurricane Bertha keeping N.J. lifeguards busySubmitted by urbananglernyc on Sun, 07/13/2008 - 08:33.by Leslie Kwoh and Christopher Dela Cruz/The Star-LedgerLifeguards along the Jersey Shore have made scores of rescues today as slow-moving Hurricane Bertha continues to churn off the coast of Bermuda, creating dangerous rip currents and swells up and down the East Coast. No one has been seriously injured, officials said. Read more » Watch out for rip currents this weekend down the ShoreSubmitted by urbananglernyc on Fri, 07/11/2008 - 10:40.by The Associated Press TRENTON-- Keep this in mind if you're heading to the Jersey shore this weekend. Hurricane Bertha is churning up the ocean and there's a moderate risk of rip currents from Sandy Hook to Cape May. The National Weather Service says the risk could last into early next week because Bertha is moving slowly. Swimmers are advised to pay attention to lifeguards and never swim alone at night. SCUBA Diving Shops in NJA & H Aquatic Adventures http://www.ahaquaadventures.com ACROTECH Scuba http://scuba.acro-tech.com Adventure Water Sports Aqua Tech Scuba Center www.aquatechscuba.com |
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