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 When a spill hits NJ, will you know what to do? Find out at our May workshops and join our citizen response network. To learn more
 Fishing with U.S. Senator Menendez: US Senator Robert Menendez joined Society Executive Director Tim Dillingham and Fish Tagging Program Director Jeff Dement for a morning of surf fishing on Sandy Hook. To learn more
SeaQuest Summer: Marine science program on Sandy Hook--Sign Up Now: Treat your kids to a week of summer fun and learning. They can get reacqainted with the coast and all it has to offer. Download brochure and registration form.
Read about the adventures of Dave Grant, Littoral Society member and advisor and NOAA "Teacher at Sea" as he joins the crew of the NOAA ship, Ron Brown, to explore the waters of the sub-tropical Atlantic this winter. Great descriptions and photos. Visit Dave’s blog
If You Catch a Tagged Fish: American Littoral Society volunteer fish taggers tag more than 25,000 saltwater fish each year. If you catch a fish with one of our yellow dorsal loop tags, we urge you to report to us. To get the tag return form
Don Riepe, Northeast Chapter Director and Jamaica Bay Guardian opposed this plan at a recent meeting of the Jamaica Bay Task Force. To learn more
Our staff and volunteers are gifted naturalists and writers. Check out our blogs to get news that matters to you. To learn more
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Philadelphia Iquirer Speaks Out for Public Beach Access in NJ. . . They agree with the American Littoral Society’s position that the State, not towns, should ensure public’s right to access NJ waterways. Read the editorial
Hold NJ Legislators Accountable for dirty water bill. To see how they voted on A4335 and S3156 click here. If they supported this bad bill, email, write, or call to express your opposition to their vote. If they voted no, thank them for supporting clean water and NJ’s environment. To learn more
Tell NJ lawmakers to defend your environmental safeguards: Oppose A2486 & S1986. To learn more
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