Both bird species were on the brink in the 1970s due to DDT use

New Jersey’s bald eagle population has grown over the last few decades

DDT was once the main hazard for the iconic raptor. What now?

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New Jersey's bald eagle population went from nearly wiped out in the 1970s to more than 200 nesting pairs today.

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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.