A vast tidal wetland frames Delaware Bay. Centuries of farming have left the marsh vulnerible to erosion and unproductive.. We took one step to fix it by filling a containment dike to hold mud dredged from a nearby creek.
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habitat restoration
Our changing climate worries most people especially the young but what can we do? Restoring habitat for wildlife while creating a more resilient shorelines.
NJ was once a leader in environmental protection but now its maze of regulations provides weak protection for the state’s wildlife at extraordinary costs. Habitat Conservation Planning provides a proactive, flexible and more effective approach to regulation that helps wildlife and rural communities
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