It is time for this year’s NJOA membership drive. It is quite simple and is named “Just One”. We are asking our current membership to sign up “just one” new member. You can download the attached membership application and have it with you at your events and club meetings, or share the link electronically. We […]
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Rip up the ocean to extract precious metals — Article by John Toth My wife and I visited Norway several years ago and we were so impressed with the beauty of this country that we are thinking of visiting it again. The mountains and fiords are so incredible and this nation has a strong track
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Our Rebuttal to Misinformation In a recent article of “The State We’re In” by the NJ Conservation Foundation (NJCF), Tom Gilbert slams DEP Fish and Wildlife (DEP F&W) for a recent management effort on the Glassboro Wildlife Management Area. Although one may agree that the need for a permit to operate within a wetlands transition area
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The Pinelands Paradox: Fire Changes Forests, Fire Changes Lives By Vinh Lang, Forestry Consultant | Pine Creek Forestry | Contact: vinh@pinecreekforestry.com It is the 60th anniversary of the Black Saturday Fire – April 20th, 1963. A day when a fury of 127 fires blotted out the sun across the South Jersey sky, destroyed 183,000 acres of property, and
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It’s that time of year. Ticks and tick-borne diseases in New Jersey With Spring right round the corner and warmer weather on the way, it’s time to be on the lookout for ticks. If you engage in any outdoor activities during the warmer months, ticks can be a problem. We find basically three species of disease transmitting
