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NJOA Joins Bass Pro Shops in Celebrating Wildlife Conservation

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Sayreville, New Jersey – November 11, 2026 (Veterans Day) The New Jersey Outdoor Alliance (NJOA) proudly joined Bass Pro Shops (BPS), national conservation leaders, and fellow New Jersey conservation organizations in celebrating the grand opening and ribbon-cutting ceremony of the new Bass Pro Shops superstore in Sayreville, New Jersey. The occasion represented more than the opening of […]

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NJOA Joins in opposition to the lead ban.

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Assembly Committee on Environment and Solid Waste  The Office of Legislative Services Office of Public Information  Room B50  State House Annex  P.O. Box 068  Trenton, NJ 08625-0068  Dear Chair Kennedy, and Honorable Members of the Assembly Environment and Solid Waste Committee, We the undersigned organizations, representing tens of thousands of sportsmen and women, other conservationists,

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NJOA OPPOSES LEAD AMMO BANS

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FACT SHEET  Why New Jersey Should Reject a Statewide Lead Ammunition Mandate  Executive Summary  New Jersey has not demonstrated a population-level wildlife management problem that justifies a statewide ban on traditional hunting ammunition.  Before imposing a mandate that increases costs, limits ammunition choices, and risks reducing hunter participation, the Legislature should require evidence that:  To

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NJOA FOR IMMEDIATE RELEASE

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FOR IMMEDIATE RELEASE  NEW JERSEY OUTDOOR ALLIANCE URGES LEGISLATORS  TO REJECT LEAD AMMUNITION MANDATE  Conservation Policy Should Be Based on Demonstrated Need,  Sound Science, and Wildlife Management Expertise  Howell- NJ The New Jersey Outdoor Alliance (NJOA) is urging lawmakers to reject Assembly Bill 5021 and Senate Bill 4225, legislation that would prohibit the use of traditional

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