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New Jersey Town Advances Plan to Surgically Sterilize Individual Deer to Reduce HerdJuly 15, 2024 Field & Stream ... But before the plan can take effect, it must be approved by the New Jersey Division of Fish and Wildlife—which has twice before rejected Princeton’s requests to start a su...
Hello and welcome to the New Jersey Nature, Landscape and Wildlife Photographers Meetup! Meet other local Digital Photographers who like to get out and do what we love, and to talk about the latest digital gear along with nature, landscape and wildlife photography techniques. This group is for...
Scattered throughout the Skylands region are parcels of state land often overlooked by folks seeking out wild places and spaces to explore. These multiple-use public lands are designated Wildlife Management Areas (WMAs), administered by the state Division of Fish, Game and Wildlife. Managed primaril...
Wildlife Management Areas(WMAs pronounced Wammas) throughout New Jersey. Before 1961, all lands were purchased with hunting and fishing revenues; since then, Green Acres bond money has become available and used to buy WMAs, which are then assigned to the Division of Fish and Wildlife. Of the...
New JerseySouth(Direction)Basins(Geographic)Land useVegetationSoilsWildlifeWater qualityThis is a planning aid report on fish and wildlife resources related to the Southern New Jersey Water Resources Study. The study area is known as the Camden Metropolitan area including Burlington, Camden, and ...
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According toDiscover Wildlife, the most deadly insect in the world has taken over New Jersey and you need to be careful this summer when you’re out and about to keep yourself safe. If you’re anything like me, you want nothing to do with bugs. Bugs are not my specialty and when I ...
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