Clean Ocean Action

This is a great way to help out our community! Clean Ocean’s Actions 30th Annual Spring Beach Sweep will be held rain or shine this Saturday April 25th from 9:00 am – 12:30 pm throughout New Jersey beaches.

There's going to be a rally tomorrow at the Sheraton Hotel in Eatontown just before a public hearing about a proposed liquified natural gas facility (LNG). A bi-state coalition of advocacy, environmental and recreation groups, as well as elected officials will be expressing their objection to placing the LNG terminal off the New Jersey/New York coast...

Barnegat Bay Partnership takes the lead in clearing a Green Acres preserved wooded area in Toms River as part of Clean Ocean Action's Beach Sweeps this weekend. Barnegat Bay Partnership is asking volunteers to assist them with removing litter from the 40 acre Browns Woods Preserve that has a creek running through it...

While New Jersey towns are earning certifications in the Sustainable New Jersey Program, they're also eligible to become Blue Star municipalities. On Thursday, September 18th at Richard Stockton College, Clean Ocean Action (COA) is officially launching its Municipal Blue Star Program...

Environmental advocates are concerned over the increased presence of a certain type of plastic on our beaches and in our oceans that could be damaging the food chain.

Point Pleasant Borough's 10th Annual Earth Day Celebration is ready to rock for Saturday, April 26th at Riverfront Park.

Some bizarre items, and the usual roster of debris, were discovered when volunteers swept New Jersey's beaches to highlight the pressing issue of coastal pollution.

Momentum is building in Trenton against a proposal to build a Liquified Natural Gas terminal off the New Jersey Coast. The New Jersey Senate Environment and Energy Committee passed a resolution Thursday opposing Port Ambrose.

For three days this week, educators throughout New Jersey and New York will be talking about things like extreme weather, climate change, sea level rise and environmental stewardship with their students.

Like it or not, Politics actually plays a big role in protecting New Jersey's coastal waterways.