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The NJOA is the voice of outdoor-minded individuals and conservationists in the State of New Jersey. We have favorably influenced many state policies and state regulations, and have become a major voice to conservation matters in Trenton’s political discourse.
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Welcome to Tree Finder! Tree identification and plotting them on a map helps a number of people to spatially analyze the type of tree stands that occur in the Rutgers University Ecological Preserve and potentially how species distribution changes with time.
The New Jersey Outdoor Alliance Environmental Projects (NJOAEP) is a charity designed to improve the health of both land and sea by means of conservation and habitat stewardship. The NJOAEP works with scientists, biologists, foresters, conservationists and other organizations with an interest in habitat health and restoration in an effort to ...
Tree Identification Field Guide. Our illustrated, step-by-step process makes it easy to identify a tree simply by the kinds of leaves it produces. Begin identifying your tree by choosing the appropriate region below.
Need a crash course on the 50 most common trees in New Jersey? This 5 hour tree identification course spread over 2 days will teach you how to identify and also properly care for our state's most popular species.
New Jersey’s common trees play a vital role in providing habitats for various wildlife species. Native plant species such as the American Beech, Red Maple, and Black Cherry provide food and shelter for deer, squirrels, and birds.
21 Σεπ 2017 · New Jersey Tree Identification. New Jersey is one of the mid-Atlantic states, sharing boundaries with New York, Pennsylvania and Delaware. The nature of the tree population varies according to location and elevation. Parts of southwestern New Jersey and the southern coastal portion of the state are in USDA Zone 7a.
