SAVE THE WHALES 🐋 Concerned residents are protesting in response to 10 dead whales washing ashore on NewYork and NewJersey beaches over the past few weeks.
Community members met at Jenkinson Aquarium. News 12 spoke with one protester who says people need to speak out.
Some Jersey Shore climate groups, Republican lawmakers and local officials believe the deaths could be tied to offshore wind survey work on the New York and New Jersey coastline.
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