Participants worked on various issues within smaller working groups and reached a consensus on a recommended scientifically defensible and protective approach for selecting appropriate cap material for the remediation site. A proceedings document from the workshop is being produced and will be released for public review. This proactive, workshop approach for setting technical recommendations is a first for Clean Ocean Action and has set a precedent for further workshops on issues relating to the HARS and its management. Beach Sweeps give people a chance to participate in an event that not only benefits the environment, but also benefits the community. Participants will gain a better appreciation for the environment and wastefulness of littering.
Individuals can participate by showing up at one of our meeting locations along the shore.
We will send the data cards and instructions needed. COA, Marine Mammal Stranding Center, and other organizations voiced their objection to the High Frequency Acoustic Experiment. Delaware Bay has the highest use by a variety of whale and sea turtle species, all of which are endangered species. Also, write Andrew Heyl, Section Chief, Land Use Regulatory Program, DEP, P.O. Box 4439, Trenton, NJ 08625. . . . Avon held their 5th Annual Underwater Cleanup in Belmar on September 16th.