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THE WINDMILL
Bay Village, 9th and Bay Avenue
Beach Haven, (609) 492-3219
www.bayvillagelbi.com
Seafood Market
VIKING FRESH OFF THE HOOK
Viking Village, 1905 Bayview Avenue
Barnegat Light, (609) 361-8900
www.vikingfreshoffthehook.com
Specialty Food
Markets
DELICIOUS ORCHARDS
320 Route 34, Colts Neck
(732) 462-1989
www.deliciousorchardsnj.com
Please refer to our ad on page 48.
Our 60,000 square foot retail market specializes
in fresh fruits and vegetables. We offer a wide
array of baked goods all made on site in our
scratch bakery. We're home to the finest meats
and cheeses with unique deli, prepared foods,
and grocery sections. Our seafood department
receives fresh deliveries daily. D.O. offers an
unmatched shopping experience with fresh
coffees and teas from around the world and
packaged to order, an ever growing organic
department, unique gift baskets, curbside service,
and catering. Our Cider Café offers outdoor seat-
ing, juice bar, and our famous apple fritter shack.
Share a slice of the Jersey Shore. Delicious
Orchards Gift Baskets are a great way to share
the flavors of just picked produce and irresistible
home made baked goods. With dozens of com-
bination packages to choose from online, you are
sure to find the perfect gift. Share the taste of
freshness, send a Delicious Orchards gift basket.
Tea Rooms
THE GABLES
212 Centre Street, Beach Haven
(609) 492-3553 or 1-888-LBI-GABLES
www.GablesLBI.com u
HOME PORT, DIAMONDBACK TERRAPINS
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population studies, observing nesting ter-
rapins and their habitats, enhancing their
habitats with turtle gardens, and educating
others about their biology and life history.
Project Terrapin also promotes their conser-
vation using current scientific information
through research and by supporting other
organizations that promote conservation.
What You Can Do:
• If driving on roadways adjacent to marsh
areas during the months of May, June, or
July, drive slowly. Adult female terrapins
may be crossing to nest.
• Be careful if boating and/or using personal
watercraft in marsh areas and try to avoid
submerged aquatic vegetation beds.
• If using commercial-style crab pots, use
bycatch reduction devices (turtle exclud-
ers). Contact MATES Project Terrapin to
acquire them.
• Do not take terrapins from the wild. In
New Jersey, there are regulations prevent-
ing turtle capture.
• Do not support the online turtle industry.
Hatchling sellers are a source of future
depletion of the species.
• If you live in an area with terrapins,
consider a turtle garden. Visit www.
projectterrapin.org for more information.
Information courtesy of Project Terrapin. You
can help support Project Terrapin by providing
volunteer research time on field projects, donat-
ing supplies and materials necessary for con-
servation projects, and conducting surveys and
education programs. For more information, visit
www.projectterrapin.org, email projectterrapin@
gmail.com, or call (609) 978-8439. You can also
follow them on Facebook, Twitter, and Instagram.
If you find an injured, dying, or dead terrapin
on land, contact Project Terrapin. Their eggs may
still be able to hatch under proper care.
Other organizations that support terrapins
are the Diamondback Terrapin Working Group
at The Wetlands Institute (www.dtwg.org or
www.wetlandsinstitute.org/conservation/
terrapin-conservation) and the Conserve Wildlife
Foundation of NJ (www.conservewildlifenj.org).
