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A male and female cardinal perch together on a snow-covered pine branch. — Birds in Winter Northern cardinal male and female perch in a pine tree during winter snow. © Danita Delimont/Shutterstock

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Aerial view of the Maurice River. — Maurice River The 535-acre preserve gets its name from the majestic bluffs overlooking the Maurice River. © TNC

Paulins Kill River Post-Columbia Dam removal the Paulins Kill is once again a free-flowing river. © © Jeff Burian

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A look back at conservation successes across New Jersey.

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Building Bobcat Alley

To survive in New Jersey, bobcats need land to roam. The Nature Conservancy is working to protect critical habitat for these beautiful cats. We call it "Bobcat Alley," and it's a place where they can thrive.

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Our Preserves in New Jersey

In addition to providing much-needed habitat for a wide variety of wildlife, our nature preserves in New Jersey are top-rated visitor destinations. Whether you're looking to explore pristine forests, go birding alongside freshwater marshes or conquer a mountain, our preserves have you covered.

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