|
August 3 |
See Shellfish Seed
Growing |
RCTB
Volunteers will show baby clams growing and explain why the shellfish
population is so important to Barnegat Bay and how individuals can
participate in a program to place millions of clams in the bay.
–Island Beach State Park |
1:00PM
|
|
August 4 |
ALO’s Sea
Critter Round-Up |
Join ALO volunteers and interns as we seine the
bay and discuss all the interesting creatures that we find. Parents and
children are welcome to join in for this hands-on program. Suggested donation: $5 per child, $10 per
family. Maris Stella
Center, Harvey Cedars |
10:00AM |
|
August 5 |
Nature Trail
and Shellfish |
Clams And The
Nature Trail. As you walk along the wetlands nature trail, the only
one on LBI, you will be drawn, like the rain
that falls from the sky, to the edge of the bay. Here a ReClam The Bay
volunteer will tell you about shellfish and how they are related to and
dependant upon the water in the bay and the water that flows from the wet
lands into the bay. You will see, up close and personal, the baby clams and
oysters that RCTB is growing in an effort replace some small part of what
has been lost over time. You will learn some history, nature and even a
little biology!Long Beach Island Foundation of the Arts and Sciences1200
Long Beach Blvd, Loveladies. Suggested donation: $5 per child, $10 per
family |
10:00 AM-
11:00AM |
|
August 6 |
Raising
Shellfish in Barnegat Bay |
Learn how baby
clams are raised first in land-based nurseries and then in
water-based upwellers. Bay View
Park, Brant Beach Opposite the LBI Municipal Building. Suggested donation:
$5 per child, $10 per family. |
11:00AM-12:00PM |
|
August 6 |
See Shellfish Seed
Growing |
RCTB
Volunteers will show baby clams growing and explain why the shellfish
population is so important to Barnegat Bay and how individuals can
participate in a program to place millions of clams in the bay.
– Surf City Yacht Club |
5:00PM
|
|
August 7 |
See Shellfish Seed
Growing |
RCTB
Volunteers will show baby clams growing and explain why the shellfish
population is so important to Barnegat Bay and how individuals can
participate in a program to place millions of clams in the bay.
- Barnegat Light
|
11:00AM |
|
August 7 |
Viking Village
“Behind the Scenes” |
Start with a “Behind the scenes” tour of one of the very few working fishing
fleet ports operating on the East Coast. Then visit the RCTB clam nursery at
Barnegat Light |
10:00 AM |
|
August 7 |
Raising Clams
in Barnegat Bay |
The ReClam The Bay, part of the Rutgers Cooperative
Extension BBSRP will explain how they grow and maintain millions of baby
clams and oysters in an effort to repopulate the shellfish in our local bay.
Museum of New Jersey Maritime History, Dock St. and the Bay, Beach Haven,
NJ. |
10:00 AM-
11:00AM |
|
August 10 |
See Shellfish Seed
Growing |
RCTB
Volunteers will show baby clams growing and explain why the shellfish
population is so important to Barnegat Bay and how individuals can
participate in a program to place millions of clams in the bay.
–Island
Beach State Park |
1:00PM
|
|
August 11 |
ALO’s Sea
Critter Round-Up |
Join ALO volunteers and interns as we seine the
bay and discuss all the interesting creatures that we find. Parents and
children are welcome to join in for this hands-on program. Suggested donation: $5 per child, $10 per
family. Arlington Bay
Beach, Ship Bottom |
10:00AM |
|
August 12 |
Nature Trail
and Shellfish |
Clams And The
Nature Trail. As you walk along the wetlands nature trail, the only
one on LBI, you will be drawn, like the rain
that falls from the sky, to the edge of the bay. Here a ReClam The Bay
volunteer will tell you about shellfish and how they are related to and
dependant upon the water in the bay and the water that flows from the wet
lands into the bay. You will see, up close and personal, the baby clams and
oysters that RCTB is growing in an effort replace some small part of what
has been lost over time. You will learn some history, nature and even a
little biology! Long Beach Island Foundation of the Arts and Sciences1200
Long Beach Blvd, Loveladies. Suggested donation: $5 per child, $10 per
family |
10:00 AM-
11:00AM |
|
August 12 |
Waterfest |
ReClam the Bay will be hosting an
exhibit at the event, educating the public on filter feeding
shellfish and their contribution to a clean bay as well as how the
public can help too. Waterfest is all about water and the motto of
the event is “Our Waters Keep them Safe-Keep them Clean.” As in
previous years, this free event will feature Recreation and Public
Safety organizations that keep our Water clean and safe. This event
will be held in Bayview Park, Brant Beach, NJ. |
11:00 AM – 2:00
PM |
|
August 13 |
Raising
Shellfish in Barnegat Bay |
Learn how baby
clams are raised first in land-based nurseries and then in
water-based upwellers. Bay View
Park, Brant Beach Opposite the LBI Municipal Building. Suggested donation:
$5 per child, $10 per family. |
11:00AM-12:00PM |
|
August 13 |
See Shellfish Seed
Growing |
RCTB
Volunteers will show baby clams growing and explain why the shellfish
population is so important to Barnegat Bay and how individuals can
participate in a program to place millions of clams in the bay.
– Surf City Yacht Club |
5:00PM
|
|
August 14 |
See Shellfish Seed
Growing |
RCTB
Volunteers will show baby clams growing and explain why the shellfish
population is so important to Barnegat Bay and how individuals can
participate in a program to place millions of clams in the bay.
- Barnegat Light
|
11:00AM |
|
August 14 |
Viking Village
“Behind the Scenes” |
Start with a “Behind the scenes” tour of one of the very few working fishing
fleet ports operating on the East Coast. Then visit the RCTB clam nursery at
Barnegat Light |
10:00 AM |
|
August 14 |
Raising Clams
in Barnegat Bay |
The ReClam The Bay, part of the Rutgers Cooperative
Extension BBSRP will explain how they grow and maintain millions of baby
clams and oysters in an effort to repopulate the shellfish in our local bay.
Museum of New Jersey Maritime History, Dock St. and the Bay, Beach Haven,
NJ. |
10:00 AM-
11:00AM |
|
August 14 – 16
|
Sedge Island
Trip |
Details to be
provided. Open to RCTB members only |
Day Long |
|
August 17 |
See Shellfish Seed
Growing |
RCTB
Volunteers will show baby clams growing and explain why the shellfish
population is so important to Barnegat Bay and how individuals can
participate in a program to place millions of clams in the bay.
–Island Beach State Park |
1:00PM
|
|
August 18 |
ALO’s Sea
Critter Round-Up |
Join ALO volunteers and interns as we seine the
bay and discuss all the interesting creatures that we find. Parents and
children are welcome to join in for this hands-on program. Suggested donation: $5 per child, $10 per
family. 10 Beach Arlington
Bay Beach, Ship Bottom |
10:00AM |
|
August 18 |
General
Membership Meeting |
Monthly general
membership meeting. Location Rutgers Cooperative Extension Office,
1623 Whitesville Rd, Toms River, NJ |
7:00 PM |
|
August 19 |
Nature Trail
and Shellfish |
Clams And The
Nature Trail. As you walk along the wetlands nature trail, the only
one on LBI, you will be drawn, like the rain
that falls from the sky, to the edge of the bay. Here a ReClam The Bay
volunteer will tell you about shellfish and how they are related to and
dependant upon the water in the bay and the water that flows from the wet
lands into the bay. You will see, up close and personal, the baby clams and
oysters that RCTB is growing in an effort replace some small part of what
has been lost over time. You will learn some history, nature and even a
little biology!Long Beach Island Foundation of the Arts and Sciences1200
Long Beach Blvd, Loveladies. Suggested donation: $5 per child, $10 per
family |
10:00 AM-
11:00AM |
|
August 20 |
Raising
Shellfish in Barnegat Bay |
Learn how baby
clams are raised first in land-based nurseries and then in
water-based upwellers. Bay View
Park, Brant Beach Opposite the LBI Municipal Building. Suggested donation:
$5 per child, $10 per family. |
11:00AM-12:00PM |
|
August 20 |
See Shellfish Seed
Growing |
RCTB
Volunteers will show baby clams growing and explain why the shellfish
population is so important to Barnegat Bay and how individuals can
participate in a program to place millions of clams in the bay.
– Surf City Yacht Club |
5:00PM
|
|
August 20 |
Cocktails with the Curator - Museum of New Jersey Maritime History, |
No one knows
the stories behind the many fascinating displays at the Museum of MJ
Maritime History in Beach Haven, than its curator, Deb Whitcraft.
With a cold beverage in you one hand and munchies in the other,
guests will enjoy a guided tour of the museum led by Deb herself.
$25 Donation - Museum of New Jersey Maritime History, Dock St. and
the Bay, Beach Haven, NJ. |
6:00PM to 8:PM |
|
August 21 |
See Shellfish Seed
Growing |
RCTB
Volunteers will show baby clams growing and explain why the shellfish
population is so important to Barnegat Bay and how individuals can
participate in a program to place millions of clams in the bay.
- Barnegat Light
|
11:00AM |
|
August 21 |
Viking Village
“Behind the Scenes” |
Start with a “Behind the scenes” tour of one of the very few working fishing
fleet ports operating on the East Coast. Then visit the RCTB clam nursery at
Barnegat Light |
10:00 AM |
|
August 21 |
Raising Clams
in Barnegat Bay |
The ReClam The Bay, part of the Rutgers Cooperative
Extension BBSRP will explain how they grow and maintain millions of baby
clams and oysters in an effort to repopulate the shellfish in our local bay.
Museum of New Jersey Maritime History, Dock St. and the Bay, Beach Haven,
NJ. |
10:00 AM-
11:00AM |
|
August 24 |
See Shellfish Seed
Growing |
RCTB
Volunteers will show baby clams growing and explain why the shellfish
population is so important to Barnegat Bay and how individuals can
participate in a program to place millions of clams in the bay.
–Island Beach State Park |
1:00PM
|
|
August 27 |
See Shellfish Seed
Growing |
RCTB
Volunteers will show baby clams growing and explain why the shellfish
population is so important to Barnegat Bay and how individuals can
participate in a program to place millions of clams in the bay.
– Surf City Yacht Club |
5:00PM
|
|
August 28 |
See Shellfish Seed
Growing |
RCTB
Volunteers will show baby clams growing and explain why the shellfish
population is so important to Barnegat Bay and how individuals can
participate in a program to place millions of clams in the bay.
- Barnegat Light
|
11:00AM |
|
August 28 |
Viking Village
“Behind the Scenes” |
Start with a “Behind the scenes” tour of one of the very few working fishing
fleet ports operating on the East Coast. Then visit the RCTB clam nursery at
Barnegat Light |
10:00 AM |
|
August 28 |
Raising Clams
in Barnegat Bay |
The ReClam The Bay, part of the Rutgers Cooperative
Extension BBSRP will explain how they grow and maintain millions of baby
clams and oysters in an effort to repopulate the shellfish in our local bay.
Museum of New Jersey Maritime History, Dock St. and the Bay, Beach Haven,
NJ. |
10:00 AM-
11:00AM |
|
August 31 |
See Shellfish Seed
Growing |
RCTB
Volunteers will show baby clams growing and explain why the shellfish
population is so important to Barnegat Bay and how individuals can
participate in a program to place millions of clams in the bay.
–Island Beach State Park |
1:00PM
|
