American Littoral Society

Save The Date - October 15-18 - Our 48th Annual Meeting info is here: Join us on the Delaware Bay Shore for a fall weekend of birding, hiking and boat rides in one of the mid-Atlantic"s natural gems. To learn more
Upcoming conference on invasive species: Georgian Court Univiersity, NJ Marine Sciences Consortium, and Cape May Plant Materials Center present a conference on invasive species in coastal dunes and maritime forests. To learn more
New volunteer opportunities posted on our Restoration page: To learn more

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

Protecting Delaware Bay: Learn about the unique coastal waterways and wildlife of New Jersey’s "other" coast, the threats to this coastal wilderness, and tools and resources you can use to help protect and preserve it. To learn more

Protecting Barnegat Bay: Get news and information about issues that impact Barnegat Bay and the Barnegat Bay watershed and what you can do to help this exceptional coastal resource. To learn more

Teacher at Sea: Read Society advisor, Dave Grant"s blog of his journey to sea aboard a NOAA research vessel. To learn more

Give the Gift of a Better Environment: A Gift membership to the American Littoral Society gives your loved ones the knowledge and fun of membership in the Society and supports our work to protect, preserve, and restore our environment. To Learn More

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Support Open Space in NJ Today! The ability to protect open space is a critical component of the American Littoral Society’s work to protect New Jersey’s coastal habitat, wildlife, and water quality. Please help give New Jersey voters the opportunity to support open space preservation on the November 2009 ballot. How you can help

Middle Township Zoning Board votes to defend Refuge. The Middle Township Zoning Board should be applauded for its leadership in putting the environment and community first. The 90-unit mega-development plan had targeted a parcel of land designated by Congress as a federal land acquisition area for preservation by the U.S Fish & Wildlife Service (USFWS). To learn more.

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