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Conserve Wildlife NJ @wildlifenj

Keeping #NewJersey's #Wildlife in our Future. We work to protect #amphibians #reptiles #shorebirds #raptors #bats and other rare species in NJ. #wildlifenj

Joined April 2009
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Tomorrow is the 3rd Grade Bird Festival at Ridge Street School! We look forward to celebrating 3rd graders' knowledge about the birds of New Jersey. We are so glad to host this event as a part of #NJSTEMMonth!
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Today our website and email was offline. We’re back online and apologize for any inconvenience that this may have caused! #wildlifenj
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Shorebird Stewards on the Bay in May conservewildlifenj.org/blog/…

Shorebird Stewards on the Bay in May - Conserve Wildlife Foundation of NJ

by: Larissa Smith, Senior Biologist Every May the Delaware Bay is host to the largest concentration of spawning horseshoe crabs in the world. The shorebirds come to feast on these […]

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Happy Amphibian Week! conservewildlifenj.org/blog/…

Happy Amphibian Week! - Conserve Wildlife Foundation of NJ

by Christine Healy, Wildlife Biologist If you follow us or any other wildlife organizations on social media, you may have noticed that our posts these last few days have been […]

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Species on the Edge Contest Winners from Previous Years Visit The Raptor Trust conservewildlifenj.org/blog/…

Species on the Edge Contest Winners from Previous Years Visit The Raptor Trust - Conserve Wildlife...

by Rachel McGovern, Director of Education Each year, CWF hosts the Species on the Edge Art & Essay Contest for fifth grade students in New Jersey. Thousands of students submit […]

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Animal, Vegetable, (Mineral doesn’t apply)… conservewildlifenj.org/blog/…
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New Jersey’s Amphibious Amazons conservewildlifenj.org/blog/…

New Jersey's Amphibious Amazons - Conserve Wildlife Foundation of NJ

by Christine Healy, Wildlife Biologist I felt confident, after the mild conditions that we experienced in January and much of February, that March would skip the “lion” phase of the […]

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We're making dreams some true! Currently recruiting student interns to assist with our summer wildlife conservation projects! #nj #wildlifenj conservewildlifenj.org/blog/…

Making Dreams Come True. Summer Wildlife Jobs for College Students! - Conserve Wildlife Foundation...

by Ben Wurst, Senior Wildlife Biologist I recently attended my first career fair at Stockton University. When asked if I would attend, I felt like I couldn’t say no, as […]

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In the Press: WHYY Article Highlights New Delaware Bay Marsh Restoration Project conservewildlifenj.org/blog/…

In the News: WHYY Article Highlights New Delaware Bay Marsh Restoration Project - Conserve Wildlife...

by Emmy Casper, Wildlife Biologist This spring, CWF will begin fieldwork for a new marsh restoration project along the Delaware Bay. The ambitious project, funded by the National Fish and […]

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Crossed One Off the Bucket List conservewildlifenj.org/blog/…
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History of The Duke Farms Eagle Pair conservewildlifenj.org/blog/…
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#NJ #osprey population continues to grow despite low productivity in 2022. Full results from our annual surveys have been published. #wildlifenj #newjersey #njenviro conservewildlifenj.org/blog/…
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Barnegat Light Habitat Maintenance – Prepping for Piping Plovers conservewildlifenj.org/blog/…
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Piping Plover and Least Tern Workshop conservewildlifenj.org/blog/…

Piping Plover and Least Tern Workshop - Conserve Wildlife Foundation of NJ

by Meaghan Lyon, Wildlife Biologist At the beginning of February, CWF biologists Todd Pover, and Meaghan Lyon attended the USFWS’s Piping Plover and Least Tern Workshop at the National Conservation...

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Announcing New NFWF Funded Project to Study and Monitor American Oystercatchers along the Delaware Bay conservewildlifenj.org/blog/…

Announcing New NFWF Funded Project to Study and Monitor American Oystercatchers along the Delaware...

by Emmy Casper, Wildlife Biologist CWF is excited to announce a new project funded by the National Fish and Wildlife Foundation’s Delaware Watershed Conservation Fund designed to develop and execute...

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NJ Bald Eagle Nesting Season Underway conservewildlifenj.org/blog/…

NJ Bald Eagle Nesting Season Underway - Conserve Wildlife Foundation of NJ

by: CWF Senior Biologist, Larissa Smith Bald Eagles are the earliest nesting birds in New Jersey. Two pairs of eagles laid eggs in December of 2022 and those nests have […]

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Salamanders: The Renaissance Men and Women of Temperate Ecosystems conservewildlifenj.org/blog/…

Salamanders: The Renaissance Men and Women of Temperate Ecosystems - Conserve Wildlife Foundation...

by Christine Healy, Wildlife Biologist According to an old English proverb, good children should be seen and not heard. If that’s the case, salamanders could be thought of as the […]

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Winter Bird Watching in New Jersey conservewildlifenj.org/blog/…

Winter Bird Watching in New Jersey - Conserve Wildlife Foundation of NJ

by Sherry Tirgrath, Wildlife Biologist While many residents of New Jersey prefer to spend winter days indoors and away from the cold, there are those dedicated birdwatchers that view the […]

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Northeast Bat Working Group Conference conservewildlifenj.org/blog/…
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New Jersey Eagles Soar to New Heights in 2022 conservewildlifenj.org/blog/…

New Jersey Eagles Soar to New Heights in 2022 - Conserve Wildlife Foundation of NJ

by: Larissa Smith, CWF Senior Biologist Conserve Wildlife Foundation of New Jersey and the New Jersey Department of Environmental Protection’s Fish and Wildlife have released the 2022 New Jersey Bald...

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