Green Eggs & Sand - 2004
This year's Green Eggs & Sand in New Jersey was a great success, and we are already getting requests for next year! (Tentatively scheduled for the first Friday in May, 2005)
Here are some of the highlights from 2004.

	Dr. Carl Shuster shows off part of his extensive collection of horseshoe crab artwork.
Dr. Shuster (College of William and Mary) and Bruce Freeman (NJDEP) explain fisheries resources in New Jersey and the impact of horseshoe crab harvesting.
	NOAA's Clyde Mackenzie discussing his research in his classic book The Fisheries of Raritan Bay and his findings on horseshoe crab harvests and shellfishes resources in the area.
Artwork: A rubbing of a trilobite larvae. For more crab projects, click here.	Dr. Shuster and a skeptical Ocean Institute instructor politely listen to a know-it-all high school science teacher pontificating on the origins of horseshoe crabs.
Ocean Institute students collecting crabs for the workshop participants to study at world-renowned Horseshoe Cove	Dr. Shuster supervising the identification of crab nesting sites and their protection.
Green eggs and sand - in the hand! And the shed of a hatchling (Right)
	A horseshoe crab just released from the Ocean Institute aquarium waves a fond farewell the group.