November 15, 2019 Margot Walsh Executive Director Jersey Shore Partnership 101 Crawfords Corner Rd. Bldg. 1 Suite 1-511 Holmdel, NJ 07733 mwalshjspf@gmail.com 732-718-6274 IMMEDIATE RELEASE Governor Murphy’s Executive Order 89 Establishes Proactive Measures to Address Climate Change in New Jersey On the 7th anniversary of Sandy, Governor Murphy...
Read more →Today, on the 7th anniversary of Sandy, Governor Murphy signed Executive Order 89 establishing a Climate and Flood Resilience Program that will be led by the recently appointed Department of Environmental Protection Chief Resilience Officer, Dave Rosenblatt. Executive Order 89 also codifies a structure for an Interagency Council on Climate Resilience that will coordinate...
Read more →Attached please find our fall newsletter – “2020 Vision.”
Read more →Sponsorships for Summer Celebration 2020 are now available! All of the details can be found here.
Read more →Margot Walsh spoke at Congressman Pallone’s press conference at the Keyport waterfront to support the Congressman’s legislation that would provide grants to communities to construct Living Shorelines through the application of natural resources like dune grass to curtail erosion, create biodiversity, and improve water quality.
Read more →The return on investment from beach replenishment funding is one of the best financial decisions the state has ever made. The people of New Jersey and beyond are reaping the benefits of beautiful recreational beaches, made safer through beach replenishment maintenance. Increased funding to $50 million will ensure that the state-funded municipal projects can...
Read more →“GO GREEN” AT YOUR NEXT EVENT The 2019 Summer Celebration Committee decided to accept the challenge of going green at the June 10 event hosted at Fort Hancock, Sandy Hook for close to 600 people. Most of the products we used were biodegradable and compostable to minimize waste and avoid the use of...
Read more →Stockton University recently received a $100,000 state grant to conduct the feasibility study on the new Marine and Environmental Science Center. According to university officials, the facility would cost about $41 million to build on a 15-acre portion of Bader Field. Stockton University’s current science facility in Port Republic was built in the early...
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