Clean Ocean Action

The 2nd Annual Rally for the Rivers Eco-Fest is an Environmental Celebration of the Navesink and Shrewsbury Rivers on World Oceans Day

The non-profit organization Clean Ocean Action is encouraging Jersey Shore residents to join them in rallying against the NESE Project which proposes expanding a methane gas pipeline to New York by cutting through New Jersey.

Volunteers cleaning up New Jersey beaches last year found everything but the kitchen sink. Oh wait, they found one of those, too.

You'll probably be disgusted when you find a bunch of cigarette butts, plastic straws, and other trash. And then you'll realize how important it is to help Clean Ocean Action collect data and get the garbage out of the sand.

Sandy Paws might make for a nice day out for you and your pet!

How do you think you would handle it if we were to outlaw plastic straws? Would you miss straws? Could you get used to straws made of paper or metal? Do you think Jersey Shore restaurants should start asking people if they want straws?

Enjoying a fountain soda from a beachfront grill at the Jersey Shore, or releasing a balloon into the air at a wedding or charity event, can be deadly...to marine life, that is.

Many environmental groups aren't happy with President Donald Trump's plan to begin off-shore oil and gas drilling in the Atlantic Ocean, and they plan to vent their frustrations and fears on Saturday in a national day of protest including spots in New Jersey.

A pair of beach sweeps in the spring and fall, hosted by Clean Ocean Action, gathered more than 218,000 items at more than 70 sites throughout New Jersey.

Plastic waste that washed ashore or was left on the sand by beachgoers will make up to 25 percent of a first-of-its-kind product hitting shelves this summer in France.