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Our next Lunch N' Learn is TOMORROW 09/11at 12:30pm! You'll get the inside scoop of the JC NERR's newest robotic surveyor "Calypso"! Patty McHugh, our system-wide monitoring program technician, will be introducing the new ASV (automated surface vehicle)! rutgers.zoom.us/meeting/regist…

Take a break this weekend to enjoy the beauty of our NJ coastline! Visit our 6 stations along the coast for our MyCoast Photo Station Challenge. Not only is it a fun road trip, but if you submit a photo report at all stations, you get a FREE prize! mycoast.org/nj/photo-stati…

While some forecasted flooding may have closed the RUMFS location for tomorrow's Open House, we will still be at the JC NERR! We are even bringing some of the RUMFS displays to join us! 15+ interactive booths, guided trails walks, robotics, kids crafts, merch, books, & more!

Happy #EstuariesWeek! We started the celebration the only way we know how, with the annual JC NERR & RRUMFS Open House! While some flooding brought all the festivities under one roof, the buzz & positive energy, all in the name of celebrating estuaries, was unforgettable! #WadeIn

Our Grassle Marsh Trail got a facelift today! Check out our new sign! As always, all of the work that goes into our trail and pocket marsh are dedicated to both Fred and Judy Grassle, as well as our local community that loves it just as much as we do!

Follow along with NOAA Education as we celebrate all things spooky, odd, and spine-tingling in the ocean and atmosphere this October with NOAA Spooky Science! noaa.gov/education/NOAA… #FallInLoveWithScience #NOAASpookyScience

First up is Liberty State Park, the most northern place in our Photo Station Challenge journey. This photo station is in Cherry Tree Cove facing the NYC skyline. This shoreline contains a buffer of natural & manmade components that protects from erosion. mycoast.org/nj/photo-stati…

First up is Liberty State Park, the most northern place in our Photo Station Challenge journey. This photo station is in Cherry Tree Cove facing the NYC skyline. This shoreline contains a buffer of natural & manmade components that protects from erosion. mycoast.org/nj/photo-stati…

Join CTP Coordinator, Amanda Archer & the New Jersey Coastal Resilience Collaborative (NJCRC) to get real about NJ PACT REAL and hear from NJCRC professionals in two topical sessions as they dive into the newly proposed rules. Register here: rutgers.zoom.us/webinar/regist…

Next on our Photo Station Challenge road trip is Cheesequake State Park! You can find this photo station on the crabbing bridge located near the Hooks Creek Lake Day Use Area. Help document how this shoreline is changing during the Challenge! mycoast.org/nj/photo-stati…

Next up is Island Beach State Park. Make your way to the Fisherman’s Walkway boardwalk trail and motor vehicle beach access. Sand dunes on this shoreline are held together and strengthened by the roots of plants. New Jersey Department of Environmental Protection Rutgers NJAES mycoast.org/nj/photo-stati…

Calling the Little Egg Harbor Inlet community! Participate in community science monitoring using MyCoast NJ to help inform a sediment transport project led by the Stockton University Coastal Research Center. Download the app today! mycoast.org/#download

Our Photo Station Challenge Road trip continues through Island Beach State Park to Johnny Allen’s Cove Trail. This natural bayside shoreline buffers against the impacts of coastal storms & flooding. Help document this changing shoreline through 10/31. mycoast.org/nj/photo-stati…

You know what is really spooky this time of year? The busyness of the fall season! 😱👻 No need to fret! Our MyCoast Photo Station Challenge is a great way for the whole family to escape the hustle & revel in the picturesque NJ coastline! 2 weeks left! mycoast.org/nj/photo-stati…

Monarch butterflies can still be found making their way south to Mexico for the winter. Do your part to help out monarchs by planting native wildflowers (like goldenrod). The most important of these is milkweed & late fall/early winter is the best time of year to plant seeds!

This photo station is on the Margate City Fishing Pier, by the public beach access. This shoreline contains sand dunes to absorb energy from waves, reduce impacts from flooding, and protect nearby community roads and buildings. New Jersey Department of Environmental Protection Rutgers NJAES mycoast.org/nj/photo-stati…

Our Halloween Night Hike is back! Join us on Tuesday, October 29th for a guided walk of our 1/2 mile Grassle Marsh Trail at dusk! Registration required and space is limited, so be sure to register today! docs.google.com/forms/d/e/1FAI…

Our final stop on the Photo Station Challenge road trip is Cape May Point State Park, found on the boardwalk beach access next to the nature center. The sand dunes on this shoreline are held together by native plant roots. New Jersey Department of Environmental Protection Rutgers NJAES mycoast.org/nj/photo-stati…

2 days left in the MyCoast Photo Station Challenge! We hope you’ve enjoyed your NJ coast experience while also contributing data to coastal managers & scientists about our changing shorelines. Once all 6 reports are submitted, visit to claim your prize: mycoast.org/nj/photo-stati…

Join our team! We will be bringing on a Habitat Resilience Specialist that will work directly with our Stewardship, Education, and Coastal Training Program (CTP) Coordinators implementing resilience work in the reserve. Learn more and apply by 11/29/24: jobs.rutgers.edu/postings/237966