Both bird species were on the brink in the 1970s due to DDT use
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NJ Spotlight NewsNew Jersey’s bald eagle population has grown over the last few decades
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Kathleen Clark, who leads the state’s bald eagle studies, discusses the remarkable rebound
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Although bald eagles are still listed on New Jersey's endangered species list, the number of birds has increased to an all time high.