
New Jersey Division of Fish and Wildlife


Kathleen Clark, who leads the state’s bald eagle studies, discusses the remarkable rebound

Many happy returns. Boosting the economy. Sexual preference no longer blocks blood donors. A new species emerges from the marsh. And finding the twin she ...

The Atlantic Coast leopard frog, a new species, makes a different sound than the other types of leopard frogs.

Decades after naturalist’s claim of a new species was dismissed, frog named in his honor.

Trout season officially opens April 6 and members of New Jersey's Division of Fish and Wildlife have begun stocking the state's waterways with the fish.

While the bear population in the state has dropped, there are more than 3,000 bears with sightings in all 21 counties.

The falcons have been found in urban areas like Atlantic City and Jersey City. One casino has put a sign installation on hold because of ...

Trout season begins Saturday and the New Jersey Division of Fish and Wildlife has released hundreds of thousands of fish into the state's bodies of ...

Beginning Monday, New Jersey will permit hunters to shoot the wolves on the spot for a special hunting season.

As the controversial six-day bear hunt gets underway, a new tracking device used by the New Jersey Division of Fish and Wildlife is helping biologists ...

The Appellate Division of the State Superior Court decided Thursday that the black bear hunt will happen as scheduled. Animal rights groups and two women ...