Coastal Habitat Protection: Delaware’s DNREC ordered removal of an unauthorized concrete dune crossover at Prime Hook Beach, saying it was built without approval in a protected coastal area and could worsen erosion, create storm debris, and harm sensitive habitat. Shoreline Resilience: Milford’s Riverwalk repair work is still in the design phase after storm damage and aging infrastructure; the city is planning a “living shoreline” approach and hopes to finish by fall. Beach Sand Monitoring: Lewes’ environmental committee recommended extending a beach sand movement camera monitoring pilot, using still-photo cameras along the coast to better track how sand shifts during storms and inform replenishment. Water & Pollution Watch: Officials said a gasoline leak at the Monroe Interstate Pipeline Co. tank farm began toward the end of March 2025, with the tank identified and taken out of service after detection in late 2025. Drought Signals: Sussex County drought conditions continue despite recent rainfall, with state and University of Delaware experts pointing to ongoing dry conditions. Local Environment + Health: A growing Cyclospora outbreak tied to “explosive diarrhea” is pushing investigators to look beyond produce toward possible water-related sources. Wildlife & Public Safety: A Salem County, NJ K-9 sergeant faces animal cruelty charges after two police dogs died of heat stroke in a locked patrol vehicle for about seven hours. Native Plants for Pollinators: Mt. Cuba Center highlighted black bugbane in bloom, showing how native plants can attract bees even without showy petals.