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Deer is tranquilized at Governors Island
The wayward deer that jumped into the Hudson River and swam to Governors Island in New York Harbor has been rescued. After watching the buck walking among the rocks in a futile attempt to reach dry la… more →
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Deer is tranquilized at Governors Island
goingcoastal wrote 1 day ago: The wayward deer that jumped into the Hudson River and swam to Governors Island in New York Harbor h … more →
Deer spotted in Jersey City swimming to Governors Island
goingcoastal wrote 1 day ago: A deer that was spotted in Downtown Jersey City this morning is swimming across the Hudson River tow … more →
Sewers at Capacity, Waste Poisons Waterways
goingcoastal wrote 1 week ago: Many sewer systems are frequently overwhelmed, with sewage spilling into waterways and polluting the … more →
Fish And The City
goingcoastal wrote 1 week ago: At 6:30 a.m. on a late November day, Captain Frank Crescitelli, owner of Fin Chaser Charters, naviga … more →
Fix the pipes, save the river
goingcoastal wrote 2 weeks ago: There’s the Champlain Bridge and its vital link between New York’s North Country and Ver … more →
"No Discharge Zone" Designation for the South Shore Estuary
goingcoastal wrote 2 weeks ago: New York State Department of Environmental Conservation (DEC) Commissioner Pete Grannis today hailed … more →
Afloat in the Ocean, Expanding Islands of Trash
goingcoastal wrote 3 weeks ago: ABOARD THE ALGUITA, 1,000 miles northeast of Hawaii — In this remote patch of the Pacific Ocean, hun … more →
Long Island Fishing License Comes With a Colonial Catch
goingcoastal wrote 3 weeks ago: Stuart Vorpahl has waged a lonely battle since 1984 against the state of New York over his right to … more →
More than $1 Million for Projects to Improve the Health of Long Island Sound
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goingcoastal wrote 1 month ago: Gathering together on the shores of Long Island Sound, top federal and state environmental officials … more →
Future Dangers for a Maritime City
goingcoastal wrote 1 month ago: From its description Rising Currents: Projects for New York’s Waterfront, a six-month research progr … more →
Ilya the Manatee Still Missing Off of New Jersey
goingcoastal wrote 1 month ago: Ilya the manatee, who traveled to Cape Cod this summer via New York Harbor, finally turned up in Eli … more →
A curious manatee from Key West is lost in New York
goingcoastal wrote 1 month ago: Call him a bohemian behemoth. There he was, a warm-water loving South Florida manatee, some, 1,300 m … more →
Eric Sanderson pictures New York -- before the City
goingcoastal wrote 1 month ago: 400 years after Hudson found New York harbor, Eric Sanderson shares how he made a 3D map of Mannahat … more →
Biologists fight erosion in Jamaica Bay
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goingcoastal wrote 1 month ago: The whipping winds of Jamaica Bay sway the chest-high grasses of Elder’s Point East, a salt ma … more →
CT State Soundkeeper Terry Backer: What Does he do?
goingcoastal wrote 1 month ago: Long Island Soundkeeper Terry Backer, sporting a wild beard and white hair tucked under a seaman … more →
Public money goes to private beach
goingcoastal wrote 1 month ago: You can’t beat Mother Nature, but a federal lawmaker is hoping that a few million greenbacks might a … more →
In Brooklyn, a Quest to Catch the Biggest Fish
goingcoastal wrote 1 month ago: Urban anglers of all skill levels are being challenged this month to grab their rods and reel in Bro … more →
Artificial island could devastate New York's only natural reef
goingcoastal wrote 2 months ago: Dubbed ‘insanity island’ protesters are campaigning against the Atlantic Sea Island Grou … more →
Restoring oyster habitat to the Raritan Estuary
goingcoastal wrote 2 months ago: More than 100 years ago, the harbor, an arm of the Raritan Bay, was abundant with oysters. Years lat … more →
