conserve wildlife foundation of new jersey

Current initiatives include nest protection for bald eagles, ospreys, and barn owls, and efforts to fight off climate change and development that could portend habitat destruction for coastal species.

Most folks wouldn't think of social media as an ideal way to connect with nature, but Conserve Wildlife Foundation of New Jersey has found a way to make it work.

While more piping plover pairs nested in New Jersey this summer, the Conserve Wildlife Foundation of New Jersey says they still need to be protected.

There have been a reported 248 fledglings reported.

There are now 40 nesting pairs of peregrine falcons living in New Jersey.

As recently as the early 1980s, the Garden State was down to one remaining bald eagle nest — a nest that wasn't even producing eggs.

The first incubations of the year have started, according to the Conserve Wildlife Foundation of New Jersey.

The lives of more than 80 wildlife species in New Jersey are either in immediate danger or close to it.