RESOURCES
DEER NJ
In many parts of New Jersey, deer populations have grown far beyond what healthy land can sustain. Let’s find balance for our forests, farms, and families.
EFFECTS OF OVERABUNDANT DEER IN NORTHERN NJ
Deer are a major problem in our area and their current remarkable overpopulation inhibits regeneration of native plants, including trees, and results in non-native invasive plants taking over.
REPTILES AND AMPHIBIANS OF NJ
EIGHT SIMPLE ACTIONS TO SAVE INSECTS FROM GLOBAL DECLINES
To help individuals broaden participation in the conservation of insects and to promote the adoption of behaviors and habits expected to mitigate insect declines, here are eight simple actions, most with immediate impact, that many people can undertake on their own:
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GOING NATIVE
A Guide to Landscaping with Native Plants in Morris County: Native plants have evolved over thousands of years to be adapted to conditions in a particular region and to the other plants and animals around them. This brochure will help you select the native plants best suited to the growing conditions in your yard.
DOUG TALLAMY - HOMEGROWN NATIONAL PARK
Homegrown National Park is a grassroots call-to-action to restore biodiversity and ecosystem function by planting native plants and creating new ecological networks.
NATIVE PLANT SOCIETY OF NEW JERSEY
The Native Plant Society of New Jersey is a non-profit organization whose members include gardeners, horticulturists, naturalists, landscape designers, students, and native plant enthusiasts from all walks of life. Their mission is to promote the appreciation, protection, and study of New Jersey’s native flora.