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Compared to other marine mammals along the Jersey Shore, not much is known about Harbor porpoises. Come along with Jenna Reynolds, Director of Save Coastal Wildlife Nonprofit to explore the sounds in the sea including the possible sounds of harbor porpoises in Sandy Hook Bay, NJ.

We live in a port-truth era, where people believe false knowledge and conspiracy theories over reality. So it’s more difficult than ever to have a conversation about how to save marine mammals, including whales, along the Jersey Shore and the role of sexism in the STEM fields of math and engineering when so many people believe false opinions over actual facts.

Joe is now Jenna Reynolds. She is the first trans women to lead an environmental nonprofit along the Jersey Shore. Hear her story of how she came about to be her authentic and true self as a trans person.

Nearly every winter, North Atlantic Right Whales, the most endangered large whale in the world, can be found along the Jersey Shore feeding on zooplankton. We know this by the sounds they make. Yet, the Jersey Shore is a stressful and dangerous place to feed, even in the winter with the abundance of cargo ship traffic. 

Join the seaside naturalist for Save Coastal Wildlife as he examines spring migration for the bird-of-prey known as ospreys. It's an exhausting and often uncertain undertaking as the birds fly thousands of miles to reach the Jersey Shore every spring to raise a family. 

Spring is a magical time along the Jersey Shore. Life is bursting, blooming, and stirring. But could global climate change have an impact?