Environment — Cross Bay News

Over $20 million has been allocated to accelerate Cross Bay Boulevard coastal resilience efforts, reinforcing protections against climate impacts in 2026.

A comprehensive biological survey has revealed major horseshoe crab nesting grounds in Broad Channel, prompting new conservation initiatives in Queens.

Jamaica Bay conservationists have established protective nesting zones along Cross Bay Boulevard to safeguard prehistoric horseshoe crab populations.

Volunteers and researchers launched a major satellite-tracking project in Jamaica Bay to protect spawning horseshoe crabs along Cross Bay Boulevard.

The Queens Daily Eagle reported on a massive nesting event of ancient horseshoe crabs in Jamaica Bay, drawing volunteers to protect the species.

SpaceX's record market valuation boom has sparked conservation debates among supporters of the Jamaica Bay Wildlife Refuge over satellite light pollution.

Queens conservationists report a record return of nesting horseshoe crabs near Broad Channel. Volunteers clear three tons of debris to restore wetlands.

Queens commuters flee record subzero temperatures by booking winter getaways to tropical resorts, including the popular Riu Montego Bay Jamaica.

Rising Jamaica Bay tides triggered localized coastal flooding warnings along Cross Bay Boulevard, prompting emergency teams to deploy pumping equipment.