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As autumn’s crisp air arrives, New Jersey evolves into a breathtaking scene adorned with shades of red, orange, and yellow. While the Garden State is frequently celebrated for its beautiful
In the early 1900s, Barnegat Bay was laden with millions of oysters. Over time, the population dwindled due to over-harvesting, environmental changes and disease. Until fairly recently, the bay became
We’ve seen many turtles in our lives— aquariums, trips, and so on. However, we’ve never seen a sick or injured one. Then again, do we know if we’d be able
With the sound of rustling leaves, the aroma of grass, and the warmth of sunshine peeking through the trees, there’s just one thing that makes hiking even better––bringing along your
In 1983, Mercer County naturalist Joe Schmeltz began caring for an injured female mallard duck in a basement of the county jail in Trenton, New Jersey. At that time no
“What’s one fun fact about you?” If you’ve ever done an icebreaker, you’ve probably answered this question. Spending a few minutes telling bizarre and hilarious stories can bring classrooms, workplaces,
Winter sports give gliding through the season a whole new meaning. As the Garden State’s weather turns brisk and chilly, heat up under the dazzling lights of an ice skating
The sound of howling wolves in the distance is oftentimes ominous and unnerving. However, at Lakota Wolf Preserve, it’s an everyday routine. Located in Columbia, New Jersey, this non-profit wolf
Spring is here, and you know what that means. It’s time to start migrating out of our homes and make our blissful return to the great outdoors. While New Jersey
Earth Day 2016: Local Ways to Get Involved Friday, April 22nd will mark the 46th year of the movement we know as Earth Day. Matters such as climate change, pollution,
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