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Monitoring Juvenile Eels

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Here’s why more NJ native plants could be coming to a yard near you

The state has an abundance of native flora. A newly signed bill is aimed at helping those plants flourish.

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BBP Watershed Team Welcomes Summer with Twice Monthly Water Quality Monitoring

The data being collected, along with any available historic data, will be used to identify the nature and location of water quality problems in the Toms River and Cedar Creek, Forked River, and Oyster Creek watersheds.

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Volunteer for Paddle for the Edge

Collect shoreline data with a smartphone app while enjoying a paddle on the bay!

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Mid-Atlantic Marine Debris Action Plan Released

The Barnegat Bay Partnership is one of 96 regional partners committed to implementing the plan.

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April Showers Bring Flood Waters

By taking a few simple actions, you can reduce your chances of getting flooded by stormwater.

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Fix a Leak Week

Take the 10-minute challenge during Fix a Leak Week and save water!

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Ask a Barnegat Bay Scientist 2021

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Science Updates

Learn about the bay’s condition in the 2021 State of the Bay Report.

See current water-quality data from our three continuous monitoring stations in the bay, which transmit data in near real-time to NJDEP.

 

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