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NEW JERSEY
MARINE EDUCATION
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The New Jersey Marine Educators Association is a group of
teachers, students, marine scientists, and lay persons united in a common interest:
"To promote marine science and aquatic education within all disciplines and all levels of the education process".
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NJMEA was formed in 1973, making it one of the oldest environmental organizations in New Jersey. In 2001 eastern Pennsylvania became an affiliate of the NJMEA. Our focus is on the study of the marine biome, particularly as it effects and is affected by citizens in both New Jersey and Pennsylvania. Because New Jersey is bordered on three sides by water and eastern Pennsylvania shares the Delaware watershed with New Jersey, the importance of this extensive shoreline in our lives should be explored and emphasized in school curriculua. Our active organization has met the challenge by offering educational materials, workshops, seminars, guest speakers, and our official publication the Sea Horse.
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CONGRATULATIONS 2008 NJMEA
OUTSTANDING MARINE EDUCATOR RECIPIENTS
DR. RICHARD ALEXANDER
MS. DIANE HEWLETT-LOWRIE
DR. RUDOLF ARNDT
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NEXT EXECUTIVE BOARD MEETING
TUESDAY, SEPTEMBER 9, 2008
TUCKERTON SEAPORT
All NJMEA Members Are Encouraged To Attend!
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Articles for the next edition of the Sea Horse
September 1, 2008
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For more info about the NJMEA check the following links.
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As a networking organization, NJMEA works closely with many groups,
and is grateful for the past and continuing support of the following:
Alliance of New Jersey Environmental Educators ~ Bayshore Discovery Project - Bivalve, NJ, ~ Drexel University - Philadelphia, Pa. ~ Dutch Springs - Bethlehem, Pa. ~ Experience Barnegat Bay - Waretown, NJ ~ Forest Resource Education Center - Jackson, NJ ~ Frankiln Institute - Philadelphia, Pa. ~ Gateway National Park - Sandy Hook, NJ ~ Hackensack-Meadowlands Environmental Center - Lyndhurst, NJ ~ Institute of Marine and Coastal Sciences, Rutgers University ~ Jacques Cousteau National Estuarine Reserve - Tuckerton, NJ ~ Jenkinsons Aquarium - Point Pleasant, NJ ~ Liberty Science Center - Jersey City, NJ ~ Liberty State Interpretive Center ~ Marine Mammal Stranding Center - Brigantine, NJ ~ MAST Academy - Sandy Hook, NJ ~ MATES Academy - Toms River, NJ ~ National Marine Education Association ~ New Jersey Audubon Society Nature Center at Cape May ~ New Jersey Department of Environmental Protection ~ New Jersey Division of Fish, Game & Wildlife ~ New Jersey Forest Service ~ New Jersey Marine Science Consortium - Sandy Hook, NJ ~ New Jersey Science Teachers Association ~ New Jersey State Aquarium - Camden, NJ ~ New York-New Jersey Harbor Estuary Program ~ New York State Marine Education Association ~ Nottingham Marine Biology - Hamilton, NJ ~ Ocean Institute, Brookdale Community College ~ Ocean Life Center - Atlantic City, NJ ~ Philadelphia City Sail ~ Richard Stockton College of New Jersey - Pamona, NJ ~ Tuckerton Seaport - Tuckerton, NJ ~ Wetlands Institute - Stone Harbor, NJ
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