DRIFT: The Future of Barnegat Bay

Earth Week Screening Invites Community to Experience DRIFT and Reflect on the Future of Barnegat Bay

As part of Earth Week, the campus community is invited to take a closer look at one of New Jersey’s most treasured natural resources through a special screening of DRIFT, a compelling documentary that brings the story of Barnegat Bay to life.

Set against the backdrop of the 42-mile estuary—the largest body of water in New Jersey—DRIFT takes viewers on a visual and emotional journey through Barnegat Bay. Blending personal stories, local history, and scientific insight, the film captures both the bay’s natural beauty and the environmental challenges it faces.

From fragile ecosystems to water quality concerns, DRIFT explores the complex issues impacting this vital watershed while spotlighting the dedicated individuals and grassroots efforts working to protect it. The documentary offers an inspiring look at how local action can drive meaningful environmental change.

The screening is designed to spark conversation and reflection, encouraging viewers to consider their role in environmental stewardship—both locally and globally. It’s an opportunity to connect with the stories behind the bay and the broader movement to preserve natural resources for future generations.

Event Details
Earth Week Documentary Screening: DRIFT
📍 MAS, Room 001 (Parking Lot 5 to Main Academic South)
🗓 Thursday, April 16
🕦 11:30 a.m. – 1:15 p.m.

Whether you are passionate about environmental issues, curious about local ecosystems, or simply looking for an engaging Earth Week event, this screening offers a meaningful and memorable experience.