seabeach

Their coming was like the breaking of a great wave on the seabeach: it nearly knocked you down.

Rare species found on the landward side are Seabeach Knotweed and False Beach Heather.

They'll also be helping to preserve endangered and threatened sea birds like the piping plover and rare plants like the seabeach amaranth.

Favoring the rights of a seabeach amaranth over the rights of a seaside homeowner often makes the Federal biologists about as popular as ticks.

Another problem is preserving endangered species, including shore birds like the least tern and piping plover, and plants like the seabeach amaranth.

The seabeach amaranth, a plant that had not been seen in New Jersey since 1913, has reappeared in large numbers all along the coast, and scientists are not sure why.

They include the piping plover and roseate tern, the seabeach amaranth and seabeach knotweed, which are on the Federal list, as well as the common and least terns, the spade-foot toad and the mud turtle, which are on the state's list.