The Wetlands Institute posts their public comment on the Atlantic States Marine Fisheries Commission’s “Draft Addendum VII” to the Interstate Fishery Management Plan for Horseshoe Crabs: Adaptive Resource Management Framework.”
The Wetlands Institute posts their public comment on the Atlantic States Marine Fisheries Commission’s “Draft Addendum VII” to the Interstate Fishery Management Plan for Horseshoe Crabs: Adaptive Resource Management Framework.”
New Jersey has received a $1 million federal grant to protect ecologically sensitive wetlands in Cape May County that are home to many species of migratory birds.
A bill introduced in Congress would prevent pirate fishing vessels from entering U.S. ports to offload their illegally caught seafood. This pirate fishing is often called illegal, unreported and unregulated (IUU) fishing.
The dramatic recovery of the American bald eagle has reached a milestone in New Jersey, with more than 100 pairs now nesting in the Garden State, according to a newly released analysis of the species’ population.
New Jersey’s bald eagles continue their impressive rebound from virtual extinction in the state, this year’s census shows. The Delaware Bay remains the eagles’ stronghold in New Jersey, boasting the highest state concentration along the Maurice and Cohansey rivers.