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Environmental organization deploys 1 million oysters at N.J. ‘living shoreline’

An environmental organization and the U.S. Navy teamed up Tuesday to deploy one million oysters at a "living shoreline" at Naval Weapons Station Earle on the Jersey coast.

7 years ago

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Elephant conservation

We discuss the threats to African and Asian elephants, the illegal ivory trade, what we're learning about their minds and social lives, and their relationship with people.

Air Date: July 18, 2019 10:00 am

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The great white shark 'Miss May.' (Image courtesy of OCEARCH)
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The great white shark ‘Miss May’ makes holiday week appearance close to N.J. coast

Miss May, a 10-foot, 800-pound sub-adult female white shark, pinged around 12 miles off Cape May, New Jersey early Tuesday evening.

7 years ago

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Down the Shore
Community

Fecal bacteria leads to swimming advisories at 3 N.J. beaches

Higher than acceptable fecal bacteria measurements have once again led to the hoisting of swimming advisories at New Jersey beaches. 

7 years ago

A clinging jellyfish that was found in an Ocean County river. (Image courtesy of Dr. Paul Bologna)
Down the Shore
Science

Toxic jellyfish now found further south in Barnegat Bay

An expert says toxic clinging jellyfish have been found for the first time south of a popular Barnegat Bay boating area off southern Island Beach State Park. 

7 years ago

 A female horseshoe crab is hidden under a large number of smaller sized males. (Bas Slabbers for WHYY, file)
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StateImpact Pennsylvania

With bird populations at stake, naturalists renew calls to halt horseshoe crab harvest in Delaware Bay

Conservation groups led by New Jersey Audubon are renewing their efforts to persuade the other bay states — Delaware, Maryland and Virginia — to ban the crab harvest.

7 years ago

When Neda Frayha’s son had a reaction to penicillin, rather than having that mark on his medical chart, she decided to do more investigation. Frayha is an internal medicine physician and host of the Primary Care Reviews and Perspectives podcast. (Image courtesy of Neda Frayha)
The Pulse
Health

Allergic to penicillin? Maybe not

About 30 million Americans have this allergy noted in their medical records. That means the most commonly prescribed antibiotics are off-limits.

7 years ago

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Science

Trump administration restricts federal research involving human fetal tissue

Abortion-rights opponents hailed the move as a first step toward a complete ban on the use of human fetal tissue in research.

7 years ago

Clinging jellyfish (Courtesy of Dr. Paul Bologna‎/Montclair State University)
Down the Shore
Community

Dangerous clinging jellyfish found in salt pond near South Jersey inlet

State environmental officials are warning the public about dangerous clinging jellyfish that were recently found for the first time in South Jersey.

7 years ago

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Science

How genetic is addiction? Camden researchers are collecting brains to find out

To better understand opioid-use disorder, Camden researchers are starting a biobank to study brain and blood samples of people who’ve died of overdoses.

7 years ago

Piping plover with chicks in Cape May, N.J. (Courtesy of Kevin Karlson)
Down the Shore
Community

Endangered birds force buggy access closure on N.J. beach

New Jersey officials will soon temporarily prohibit beach buggy access in a portion of Island Beach State Park due to the presence of a nesting endangered shorebird. 

7 years ago

Clinging jellyfish (Courtesy of Dr. Paul Bologna‎/Montclair State University)
Down the Shore
Community

Researcher finds nearly 300 dangerous clinging jellyfish in Barnegat Bay

A researcher has once again found the dangerous and invasive clinging jellyfish in an Ocean County waterway. 

7 years ago

Monmouth University scientists and students are sampling water at some New Jersey beaches before and after at least 10 storms over a year. (Courtesy of Robert Siliato)
Down the Shore
Science

University begins studying year-round bacteria pollution at N.J. surfing beaches

A research study is underway at surfing beaches in three New Jersey municipalities to better understand the linkage between rainfall and bacteria pollution.

7 years ago

The Pulse
Health

The Skinny on Skin

When’s the last time you saw a get-well card for psoriasis or eczema? Skin’s our biggest organ — and does lots of hard work keeping ...

Air Date: May 10, 2019

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David Paar, owner of Arborescence in Montgomery County, hands out cards that help people spot the different stages of the spotted lanternfly. (Kimberly Paynter/WHYY)
Science
PA Post

Native fungi found to be deadly to invasive pest in Pa.

Nature appears to be fighting back against a destructive, invasive insect in Pennsylvania, according to new research.

7 years ago

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