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 String Line Fence is constructed along the Brigantine dune line to protect and secure a buffer. The New Jersey Beach Buggy Assoc. along with other surf fishing associations under the supervision of the NJ division of fish and wildlife (endangered and nongame species section) provided an area for endangered and migratory shore birds. This project will allow Cynthia Coritz, Superintendent of Bass River State Forest and North Brigantine Natural Area the opportunity to protect our wildlife and at the same time give access to sportsman along with the public to the shore line.

For information contact: Kurt Renart bucket1740@comcast.net

We meet at the north end entrance at 8:30-900

Depending on amount of help, we should be done between 12-1:00.

We will be putting in fence posts and hanging string

to mark nesting areas

If we have enough volunteers we may also do a beach clean up.

Permits are not needed for this event.

NJBBA Members get a point toward their jacket.

 

On April 9th, 2011 a snow fence project will take place at IBSP. All interested can meet at main office at 8am (beach permits will be waved for this project)

for information contact: Paul Harris firstfishingpox@comcast.net

 

This joint effort goes to show that public organizations, Division of Fish and Wildlife and Parks and Forrest can work together.

    

March 27, 2010  Brigantine string line fence: click on  image for a larger picture

The 2010 Fence Project at IBSP

 24 volunteers worked from 8:00 am till 1:30 pm.

Installed 45 rolls of fence, a total of 2250 feet.

 Logged in a total of 132 volunteer hours for the State.

The work fixed blow outs in dunes from

 Gilikans Rd. to Area #12

April 10, 2010 IBSP Fence Project. click on image for a larger picture