Urban Verde

01/10/2025

🚨 NJ RESIDENTS: TODAY (1/10/25) IS THE LAST FORDHAM UNIVERSITY FLOURISHING IN COMMUNITY'S GRANT VOTING DAY!

The Urban Verde/Monmouth University Project Team has been nominated for a $75K grant and it is Project ID 631. Please go to bit.ly/FIC-NJ and register by creating an account and vote for us first! You can then select nine more projects that resonate with your values.

Are you anxious to support health equity, community gardens or youth empowerment programs? There is a very good mix of causes to vote on here in various parts of NJ so please don't pass up this opportunity to have your voice be heard.

Urban Verde is excited about this opportunity to give overlooked EJ residents in this contaminated & often flooded neighborhood (right next door to ) a voice in how The City of Long Branch, NJ can work with us in making it a healthier place to live.

But we can’t do it without YOU!

Every vote counts toward creating a sustainable, equitable future. And our project will help give Monmouth U. students real work experience, too! Tag your friends and let’s FLOURISH together! 🌱

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01/08/2025

🚨 Big News! The Urban Verde/Monmouth University Project Team has been nominated for a $75K grant!

We’re excited about this opportunity to give overlooked EJ residents in this contaminated & often flooded neighborhood (right next door to ) a voice in how The City of Long Branch, NJ can work with us in making it a healthier place to live.

But we can’t do it without YOU!

🗓️ Voting is January 4th - 10th.
💡 NJ Residents can register to vote and please rank us (ID 631) #1: bit.ly/FIC-NJ

Every vote counts toward creating a sustainable, equitable future. And our project will help give Monmouth U. students real work experience, too! Tag your friends and let’s FLOURISH together! 🌱

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07/09/2024

It's important to share these fascinating stories about how to save our environment. Thanks to Meredith Comi of Monmouth University's Urban Coast Initiative for sharing her knowledge about these powerful water-cleaning creatures.

When Henry Hudson first sailed the river that would bear his name, he described an immense bounty of oysters, with some as large as dinner plates.