(Photo courtesy of the Cohanzick Nature Reserve via South Jersey Climate News)How local Native groups preserve cultural traditions in the face of climate change and state regulatory action
(Photo courtesy of the Cohanzick Nature Reserve via South Jersey Climate News)How local Native groups preserve cultural traditions in the face of climate change and state regulatory action
Anthony Coccaro At the urging of conservation groups, Evesham Township and Burlington County took significant steps toward saving a 835-acre forest area from development
(Jay Watson/ New Jersey Conservation Foundation)Lack of tree coverage in inner city neighborhoods exacerbates the heat island effect
(Emma Lee/WHYY)The Native American Advancement Corporation purchased 63 acres in Salem County to preserve and teach about Lenape people

Clean energy could help residents save thousands of dollars
(Rob Ferber; NJ Conservation Foundation)Thousands of trees were cut down in mature forest, wetlands damaged
(New Jersey Invasive Species Strike Force)Activists appeal for funds to stop kudzu from choking native plants
(Rob Ferber; NJ Conservation Foundation)Conservation groups outraged over how state went about habitat project
(AP Photo/Michael Probst, File)DEP pays $24.3 million for planting trees, restoring marshes, defending coastlines
(AP Photo/Keith Srakocic)
The plan involves cutting 2.4 million small trees

The PennEast project is on pause after a third circuit of appeals' decision regarding eminent domain. PennEast has now petitioned the U.S. Supreme Court to ...

The controversial PennEast Pipeline would cut through Hunterdon Mercer Counties.

The New Jersey Division of the Rate Counsel, with its economic consultants, says PennEast Pipeline is making up the need for a new pipeline.

The governor squelches speculation Trump might ask him to leave office early. Even as he leaves the door open. Will he serve out his term? ...

Under the bill, the state would hire a private contractor to oversee the five-year forest harvest management program.

The New Jersey Conservation Foundation has turned a former cranberry farm into a thriving bog for wildlife.

Advocates say abandoned dumps now leaching toxic materials into water supplies would make good sites for solar facilities -- even in Pinelands.
NJLCVCan a newly revived League of Conservation Voters help heal the rifts in NJ's divided—and divisive—green community so it can speak with a single voice?