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Tonight: Get Involved In Improving Jamaica Bay At The Jamaica Bay Task Force Meeting

Ryan Visitor CenterJamaica Bay remains one of New York City’s most important natural jewels, a network of marsh islands and waterways spanning from Rockaway Inlet and Sheepshead Bay to JFK International Airport. Tonight, you can get involved and learn more about preservation and restoration efforts at the park during

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Authorities Outline Sandy’s Impact On Jamaica Bay, Short- And Long-Term

Source: Howard N2GOT / FlickrA cadre of city, state and federal representatives spoke of Superstorm Sandy’s impact on Jamaica Bay last Tuesday at the latest Jamaica Bay Task Force meeting, according to a report by Rockawave. The gathering was stuffed with over 150 people, all eager to hear from officials

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Tomorrow: Jamaica Bay Task Force Meeting

The Jamaica Bay Wildlife Refuge. Source: Howard N2GOT / FlickrThe Jamaica Bay Task Force (JBTF) will meet November 15 from 6:30 to 8:30 p.m. at the Jamaica Bay Wildlife Refuge Visitor Center, Crossbay Boulevard in Broad Channel, Queens. The public is invited to attend and partake in the

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Tomorrow: Jamaica Bay Task Force Meeting

The Jamaica Bay Wildlife Refuge. Source: Flickr / Howard N2GOT (Howard Brier)The Jamaica Bay Task Force (JBTF) will meet April 4 from 6:30 to 8:30 p.m. at the Jamaica Bay Wildlife Refuge Visitor Center, Crossbay Boulevard in Broad Channel, Queens. Items on tap for that evening’s

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TONIGHT: Jamaica Bay Task Force Meeting In Broad Channel

The Jamaica Bay Task Force will meet tonight, November 17, from 6:30 to 8:30 p.m. at the Jamaica Bay Wildlife Refuge Visitor Center, Crossbay Boulevard in Broad Channel, Queens. The meeting will be devoted to a discussion about the scheduled marsh restoration projects in Jamaica Bay, oyster

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Tonight: Protect Jamaica Bay From Airport Expansion

Source: allairports.netEnvironmentalists, civic groups, local pols and members of the fishing and boating community, outraged over a plan calling for the destruction of 400 acres of Jamaica Bay wetlands to clear the path for a runway expansion project at John F. Kennedy Airport, finally have a chance to speak