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Photo Story: Rowan Environmental Action League Hosts Beach Sweep of Palmyra Cove

November 7, 2019

By Tara Lonsdorf | Nov. 6, 2019

Rowan Environmental Action League (REAL) hosted a beach sweep of Palmyra Cove Nature Park on Saturday, Nov. 2, 2019.

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This story is part of The Whit’s participation in a statewide climate reporting collaboration with members of the NJ College News Commons, a network of campus media outlets working together to cover the climate crisis in New Jersey.

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