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Explore New Jersey gives you an insider’s look at the Conservancy's work in New Jersey. Dig deeper into online features and stories from our member updates through engaging articles, videos, photo galleries and more.
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See three New Jersey towns that battled Hurricane Sandy with nature and won.
Conservancy staff compete in the 30th Annual World Series of Birding to support and protect critical bird habitat in New Jersey - and beyond.
We recently protected over 5,000 acres in the heart of New Jersey's southern Pine Barren's.
We are working with farmers to increase pollinator habitat in New Jersey.
Because of you, 2012 was a banner year for conservation. See our successes in this slideshow.
Conservancy scientist Joe Smith completes 3-year study that solves the mystery of willet migration.
Meet David Sheppard, a 14th-generation New Jersey farmer. With a little help from The Nature Conservancy, David realizes his dream of going organic.
If human athletes went head-to-head with nature's athletes, who would get the gold?
A coastal restoration project in Cape May protects surrounding communities from Hurricane Irene.
Steve Meserve continues a family tradition that has endured on the mighty Delaware river every spring since 1888.
Forget tattered field guides - meet the new breed of tech-savvy birders.
Dwight Hiscano, photographer extraordinaire and Conservancy volunteer, shares his love for the outdoors.
Volunteer with the Conservancy to help count horseshoe crabs spawning along the Bayshores of New Jersey.
The Nature Conservancy has long recognized the importance of our public lands. Explore some of the public lands in New Jersey.
Find out how the Conservancy is working across boundaries to protect the Delaware from an array of growing threats.
New Jersey State director Barbara Brummer, center, with Oak Leaf Award honoree Amy Greene. © Scott Whittle
New Jersey Chapter launches Oak Leaf Awards to honor those having an exceptional impact on conservation.
The red knot makes a truly epic migration, flying more than 9,000 miles every spring. A must-see migration in New Jersey.
Whether scary or exciting, nature has a way of sneaking up on you. See stories
Hear some of nature's success stories and see how nature matters to us all. Watch videos