• Students sink their teeth into sandtiger research (September 23 issue of the Cape Gazette)

• Bling on sharks pings research data: Delaware State team studies sand tigers (September 16 issue of The News Journal)

• University of Delaware Sea Grant research program awarded $348,296 (September 10 issue of the Cape Gazette)

• Friends of Prime Hook to host Vandergrift Memorial lecture Sept. 13 (September 10 issue of the Cape Gazette)

• Certain flame retardants may make us sick (September 8 issue of the Philadelphia Inquirer)

• Sustainability conference to host panel of experts: Free lecture to explore environmental topics Sept. 9 (September 5 issue of the Cape Gazette)

• Report: Good, bad news on N.J. water (September 2 issue of the Courier-Post)

• N.J. finds many private wells contaminated (August 29 issue of the Philadelphia Inquirer)

• Updated 'State of the Estuary' report on Delaware River (August 19 issue of the Mt. Airy Times)

• New, potentially damaging pollutant is discovered (August 19 issue of the Philadelphia Inquirer)

• Cape ospreys featured in Ocean Currents lecture (August 18 issue of the Cape Gazette)

• Stockton College to study N.J. shoreline (August 18 issue of the Philadelphia Inquirer)

• Maritime Hall of Fame to honor five inductees Sept. 20 (August 12 issue of the Cape Gazette)

• Status of Delaware Estuary Report Released (August 5 issue of the Town Talk News)

• New Report Details the Status of Vital Species, Resources in Delaware Estuary (August 1 edition of the PA Environment Digest)

• New Jersey to be hit hard by climate change, report says (July 31 issue of the Philadelphia Inquirer)

• Partnership for the Del. Estuary releases 'state of the estuary' report (July 20 posting on CommunityPub.com)

• Horseshoe crab population is increasing, but shorebird count is down (July 21 issue of the Cape Gazette)

• "Partnership for the Delaware Estuary prepares for climate change study" (July 7 issue of the Community News)

• Seeking pollinators in wings: With domesticated bees on the decline, scientists are studying whether native species could keep the nation's crops going (July 7 issue of the Philadelphia Inquirer)

• Feathered diners go hungry at Del. Bay (June 9 issue of the Philadelphia Inquirer)

• College of Marine and Earth Studies Honors Day recognizes achievements (June 4 issue of the Cape Gazette)

• Cox Hall Creek Project Advances (June 3 issue of the Cape May County Herald)