Aquaculture and coastal resilience are the themes of this Saturday’s fourth Shellabration at Long Beach Township municipal complex in Brant Beach from 11 a.m. to 4 p.m. as the Superstorm Sandy decennial approaches.
BIVALVE BONANZA: Sample raw bar selections doused in Hank Sauce and wash them down with Bloody Marys in the name of boosting shellfish populations for the bay’s sake. (Photo by Jack Reynolds)
The township and the Jetty Rock Foundation host the free community event, spotlighting oysters’ role in clean water and a healthy coastal ecosystem.
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