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How SOAR Turned Surplus Oysters Into a Restoration Engine
Article October 26, 2026 Oyster farmers and volunteers in New Jersey in December 2020 stack cages filled with oysters slated to be replanted as part of Supporting Oyster Aquaculture and Restoration (SOAR), a program that buys surplus farmed oysters and replants them to restore native oyster reefs, helping coastal businesses and ecosystems.
Top 10 Winter Break Movies to Watch: Part III
#1 Avatar: Fire and Ash (2025) Where to Watch: In theaters Genre: Action, Science Fiction Rating: PG-13 Length: 3 hours and 15 minutes IMDB Score: 7.4 out of 10 Synopsis: After the events of The Way of Water, Jake Sully (Sam Worthington) and Neytiri (Zoe Saldaña) continue to rebuild their lives on Pandora while carrying the weight of their son Neteyam’s death.
Energize Your Day: Activate Fun at the American Dream!
Get ready to run, jump, pitch, score, and more at the American Dream’s brand new adventure, “Activate.” Activate is a one-of-a-kind assortment of games, challenges and team-building exercises that are fast-paced, simple to learn, yet difficult to conquer. Featuring nine distinct rooms, the 45-minute experience is a must-try venue at the esteemed mall. I went with my friends Aryeh, Yair and Yehuda last Saturday night to tackle the American Dream Mall’s latest attraction.
Virginia Could See Conservation Gains Under New Federal Designation
The commonwealth of Virginia boasts dozens of military installations and ranges—including the largest naval complex in the world, in Norfolk—many of which sit within or near intact forests, open and active agricultural lands, and complex marsh and riverine systems that all connect to the nation’s largest estuary, the Chesapeake Bay.
Innovative Use of Farmed Oysters Boosts Businesses and the Environment
Oyster aquaculture and restoration program celebrates successes, looks to the future Article February 9, 2023 By: Aaron Kornbluth, Joseph Gordon & Zack Greenberg Read time: Projects: Conserving Marine Life in the United States & U.S. Conservation Share Innovative Use of Farmed Oysters Boosts Businesses and the Environment A Billion Oyster Project boat in New York Harbor steered by staffer Marc Melendez prepares to plant some 5,000 oysters that will help restore the harbor’s ecosystem.
Our Trip to the Great Wolf Lodge
Whenever I reminisce about my past winter vacations, the Great Wolf Lodge Water Park in the Pocono Mountains is one of my first and favorite memories. I visited the resort twice during my lower school years and have fond memories of riding the waterslides with my family, eating takeout food from The Kosher Experience (which was delivered all the way from Teaneck), and meeting up with other friends who were also staying at the resort with their families.
How The Pentagon and Partners Are Working Together to Combat Climate Change
For years, the U.S. Defense Department has been advancing on another front that is critical to—but not often associated with—national security: conservation. In fact, the Pentagon, which oversees millions of acres of land and water, has partnered since 2013 with the Agriculture and Interior departments in an initiative called the Sentinel Landscapes Partnership to encourage sustainable practices on working lands as well as conservation of lands and waters near military installations.
Pew Joins Projects to Boost US Military Base Resiliency Through Conservation
Defense Department funds oyster reef and shoreline restoration in Virginia and North Carolina Article November 18, 2020 Share Read Mode Pew Joins Projects to Boost U.S. Military Base Resiliency Through Conservation Coastal military installations in the U.S. face serious threats from unconventional adversaries—sea level rise, coastal erosion, and more frequent and powerful storms—that can limit training and functionality, and compromise troop safety.
Oyster Restoration Offers New Market for Shellfish Farmers
Initiative could help growers, ecosystem, and coastal communities Article October 21, 2020 Share Read Mode Oyster Restoration Offers New Market for Shellfish Farmers 1 / 8 1 / 8 Full Screen This year has been hard on shellfish farmers, with sales to restaurants way down because of the COVID-19 pandemic. That has left many farmers holding oysters even as they grew beyond the ideal size for the half-shell market, and has created a major dilemma over what to do with those oversized bivalves.
Mid-Atlantic Fishery Managers Should Close the Circle to Protect Two Key Forage Species
Bullet and frigate mackerel are critical prey for trophy fish and vital to ocean health Article September 25, 2020 Share Read Mode Mid-Atlantic Fishery Managers Should Close the Circle to Protect Two Key Forage Species Like all forage fish, bullet mackerel and frigate mackerel spend a significant portion of their lives trying to outmaneuver swift predators such as wahoo and blue marlin.
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