L L.
5/2/2021
Road dead ends at a dune/sea wall, with "no trespassing" signs down either side street. "No trespassing" signs are where a seawall might allow fishing. So, no fishing. There is a beach beyond a...
Dyer's Cove
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[1 - 171] Dyers Cove Rd
Newport, NJ 08345
Dyer's Cove in Newport, NJ, is dedicated to the conservation of horseshoe crabs through the reTURN the Favor program, which focuses on rescuing overturned or stranded crabs along New Jersey's Delaware Bay beaches. This initiative collaborates with the New Jersey Department of Environmental Protection, allowing sanctioned volunteers to operate on closed beaches during specific times to aid in the rescue efforts.
Since its inception in 2013, reTURN the Favor has successfully rescued over one million horseshoe crabs, emphasizing the importance of preserving these vital marine creatures during their spawning season in May and June. The program not only enhances the local ecosystem but also engages the community in volunteer opportunities to support wildlife conservation.
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