When the Scotch Bonnet wetland started to vanish, researchers covered it in sand and soil -- and a delicate balance appears to be returning

State Park Service proposes map to protect habitats, keep people off unsafe roads

State protections still in place, but advocates fear federal rules that could impact NJ

Thousands of trees were cut down in mature forest, wetlands damaged

Conservation groups outraged over how state went about habitat project

But encroaching development, pollution and climate change continue to threaten

DEP seeks solutions to issues over access, conflict between drivers and other users

Adding sediment, creating ‘living shorelines,’ among suggested fixes

Matthew Watkins describes his job as the township administrator of Bloomfield as the chief operating officer of the town.

The Princeton Battlefield Society and several New Jersey lawmakers are attempting to block a housing development being built atop historic land. It’s the site where ...

Casinos, guns and pension funds. Even a state butterfly. The legislature's year end flurry of votes included those and a hundred more. We'll tell you ...

New Jersey is ranked third nationwide in cranberry utilized production, totaling 614,000 barrels in 2014 and resulting in over $22.5 million in utilized production value. ...

An act of humanity rewarded with imprisonment. That's what nurse Kaci Hickox claims as she sues Governor Christie for alleged civil rights violations a year ...

The Senate environmental committee voted out a measure that could open up the Pinelands and other areas to extensive cranberry farming.

State takeovers, reforms, funding, testing. We're back to school. Gas prices rock, but not rock bottom. Fighting violence in Trenton. Fighting City Hall in Rutherford. ...

Pinelands Preservation Alliance Executive Director Carleton Montgomery says illegal dumping in the Pinelands impacts wildlife and as well as responsible visitors looking to enjoy the ...

The governor's "No Pain, No Gain" tour hits the beach. Forcing the disabled into state-run group homes? The anniversary of the email that messed up ...

The Department of Environmental Protection has a pilot project to use material from dredging projects to restore degraded wetlands.

The Democratic candidate for governor trying to line up Democratic votes. Plus, the governor vetoes the early voting bill. And the class of 2013 goes ...

According to EPA Regional Administrator Judith Enck, the EPA money to the state of New Jersey, $229 million to be exact, is unprecedented.