American Littoral Society

The proposed land swap in Seaside Heights that would permit expansion of Casino Pier faces a court challenge filed by two environmental advocacy groups.

Your chance to see our regional ecosystem in operation starts this Monday in Spring Lake. The American Littoral Society (ALS) invites you to take part in its stream habitat assessment of the Wreck Pond watershed.

The American Littoral Society will try to get oysters to return to Barnegat Bay using new innovations that will kick-off this week.

The American Littoral Society will host the second installment of its "Lunch n' Learn" series at noon on Saturday, January 3, 2015. The session is entitled "Bringing Back Wild Oysters to Bring Back Clean Water."  Attendees will dine on fresh, locally-grown oysters while hearing from experts such as Habitat Restoration Program Director Captain Al Modjeski, Society Executive Dire

We've heard for decades about the deterioration of the Barnegat Bay. Now, one environmental group is looking to get a formal declaration of that.

The American Littoral Society is conducting a three-and-a-half year study to reduce water pollution in the Barnegat Bay Watershed by planting native vegetation in empty storm water basins.

A retrofitting of a storm water basin in Toms River is the first of several projects by the American Littoral Society.

A hundred different opinions all came together Tuesday night in Toms River for a brainstorming session with one singular purpose—help restore the health of the Barnegat Bay. A dozen different environmental, civic, and other groups held the listening session in Mancini Hall in the Toms River Branch of the Ocean County library drawing a standing room only crowd to come and share their concerns and i