A NJ refuge is helping animals that managed to escape wildfires

More than 1 in 6 species are in danger of extinction this century

For the last 25 years, wildlife biologist Larry Niles has made it his mission to prevent red knots and horseshoe crabs from going extinct.

Visitors get to feed the birds at the aviary -- an interaction the zoo hopes will help create connections with the wildlife.

New Jersey Audubon President and CEO Eric Stiles explained how residents can configure their yards with native plantings that are friendly for wildlife.

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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 ...