Building on the Department of Environmental Protection’s commitment to making the outdoors more accessible to all, New Jersey ...
The Liberty State Park Resilience Project, part of the broader Liberty State Park Revitalization Program, is focused on strengthening the park’s ability to withstand climate change while protecting ...
Building on the Department of Environmental Protection’s commitment to making the outdoors more accessible to all, New Jersey ...
NEW JERSEY STATE PARKS EXPANDS TRAIL ACCESSIBILITY WITH ADDITION OF FIVE NEW ALL-TERRAIN WHEELCHAIRS
Building on the Department of Environmental Protection’s commitment to making the outdoors more accessible to all, New Jersey ...
Regulations, permit applications, and additional information regarding the possession and importation of exotic and nongame animals (Individual Hobby, Pet Shop – Retail Sales, Animal Exhibitor, ...
The following documents are intended to provide guidance to the regulated community. The use of this guidance is neither mandatory nor exhaustive. These documents do not constitute final agency action ...
NOTICE: Please be advised, the Office of Community Relations is currently updating this web page. For more current information, please call 609-984-3081. Home Heating Oil Tank What should you do when ...
Bear Hunting Zone information is available on the Hunting Explorer app at https://dep.nj.gov/njfw/bearzones/.
This is a guide to the amateur historian in researching the history of individual properties. Individual research is an important first step in identifying these resources for preservation at the ...
The following categories and types of licenses and certifications are issued by the New Jersey Department of Environmental Protection. For information about a particular license/certification, please ...
On January 17, 2023, the Commissioner signed Administrative Order 2023-01 to encourage the collection of data that will aid in efforts to identify, reduce and eliminate sources of PFAS in wastewater ...
Horseshoe crabs, Limulus polyphemus, are ecologically and commercially important. They lay their eggs on sandy beaches in spring and summer, mainly during new and full moon cycles. Migrating ...
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