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About | Winter 2009 Vol. 25 No. 4 |
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Seeking Sea Change in Ocean LiteracyAlmost seven years ago, a partnership of organizations with a stake in the future of the oceans developed an ocean literacy curriculum and continue to push for its use in K-12 schools.
Shaping the State of New Jersey Marine AffairsBefore 1969, there was no single central location in New Jersey that offered a comprehensive program in marine science or a recognized facility that afforded students and scientists an opportunity to conduct in-depth marine science research. In response to this need, the New Jersey Marine Sciences Consortium was born.
Grassroots Organization Plants Seeds of Progress in Urban New JerseyFuture City Inc. (FCI), a small grassroots organization founded in 1997, was established with the intent of bringing the concept of sustainable community development to cities like the heart of urban New Jersey.
The Knauss Fellowship ExperienceJaclyn Taylor, a recent graduate of the Master's program in Ecology and Evolution at Rutgers University, spent the last year in Washington, D.C. representing New Jersey Sea Grant as a Knauss Fellow. She recounts her Knauss experience in this report.
Coastal VignettesCoast Day NJ, NJMSC/NJSG's flagship outreach event, hosts an annual photo contest which attracts amateur shutterbugs from throughout the state. 2008 contest winners offer a brief glimpse into life on the Jersey Shore. |
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