More than 100 students, faculty and customers of Fishadelphia – an organization that brings fresh seafood from the Jersey Shore to culturally and economically diverse communities in Philadephia, Pa. – met up with members of the Jetty Rock Foundation in Barnegat Light last Saturday, April 15, to learn about the origins of their fish, shellfish and crustaceans.

SEE-FOOD: James Fowler points out various fish species. (Photos by Kyle Gronostajski)
“We were connected with this group by the folks at Viking Village last year,” said Jetty Rock Environmental Director Kyle Gronostajski, “and wanted to get them down to the docks to see first-hand where their seafood is coming from.”
Fishadelphia, as noted on jettylife.com, both increases access to high-quality seafood for families and opens new…
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