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Jersey-grown vegetables at a farmer's market stand in Swedesboro, NJ
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Allentown, NJ during the Canadian wildfire event in June of 2023. Most of the sky was darkened by smoke as a result of Canadian wildfires during this time.
Cooper Environmental Center
Aerial view of the tide creek at Cattus Island, Cooper Environmental Center, Toms River NJ
Mill Dam
Historic Mill Dam on Rancocas Creek in Mount Holly, NJ, July 2022. Photo by Isaiah Beard.
Island in Country lake
Island in Country Lake, Browns Mills New Jersey, June 2022. Photographed by Isaiah Beard
Tulips at Dalton Farms
Tulip Festival at Dalton Farms, Swedesboro, NJ. April 16, 2022. Photo by Isaiah Beard.
Giraffes at Cape May Zoo
Giraffes at Cape May County Zoo, April 2, 2022. Photograph by Isaiah Beard
Barn at Rutgers Equine Science Center
Barn at Rutgers Equine Science Center, North Brunswick NJ. Photographer: Isaiah Beard
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Eagle Flying Over Water Body Murphy Administration Removes Bald Eagle and Osprey from New Jersey's Endangered Species List

Commissioner LaTourette said, “Even with this tremendous success, we will remain vigilant in our monitoring and protection of these species to ensure they continue to thrive in New Jersey”

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A group of hikers, wearing colorful jackets and backpacks, walks along a rocky forest trail during a cool, overcast day. The forest is dense with bare trees and moss-covered rocks scattered across the ground. The atmosphere suggests early spring or late autumn. The hikers appear to be navigating a slightly steep descent. Step into 2025 with a Scenic First Day Hike in New Jersey State Parks, Forests and Historic Sites

The State Park Service is offering more than 30 hikes at skill levels from beginner to advanced, giving people of all abilities a chance to get outdoors and enhance their physical and mental well-being by experiencing nature. 

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Every Drop Counts Logo Murphy Administration Issues Drought Watch, Urges Residents and Businesses to Conserve Water as Dry Conditions Persist

The Murphy Administration today issued a statewide Drought Watch, strongly urging residents and businesses to voluntarily conserve water as persistent dry and warmer-than-average conditions continue to stress the state’s water supplies.

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Erase Food Waste New Jersey Murphy Administration’s Work to Reduce Food Waste Honored by National Conference of State Legislatures

The Department of Environmental Protection’s Division of Sustainable Waste Management has been honored by the National Conference of State Legislatures for spearheading a comprehensive and ongoing set of actions to reduce food waste in New Jersey through its Food Waste Reduction Plan, Environmental Protection Commissioner Shawn M. LaTourette announced today.

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Heat Hub NJ Murphy Administration Releases Groundbreaking Plan to Better Protect Health and Welfare of Residents from the Effects of Extreme Heat

As New Jersey becomes progressively hotter, the Murphy Administration today released a groundbreaking plan that sets specific actions to be taken by agencies across state government to protect the health and welfare of residents from the impacts of extreme heat caused by a changing climate.The finalized Extreme Heat Resilience Action Plan, developed by the New Jersey Interagency Council on Climate Resilience, with significant public input, is only the third of its kind in the nation. The plan sets 136 specific actions to be implemented by individual agencies (or across multiple agencies) to mitigate the effects of extreme heat, one of the deadliest climate-related hazards facing New Jersey residents.

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Our Water's Worth It Murphy Administration Releases Innovative 2024 Statewide Water Supply Plan to Modernize Water Policy and Enhance Climate Resilience

Kicking off Climate Week, Environmental Protection Commissioner Shawn M. LaTourette today announced the release of the final 2024 New Jersey Statewide Water Supply Plan, which for the first time assesses water supply challenges resulting from climate change and offers climate resilience solutions. Climate Week provides an opportunity for the public to learn about the many ways climate change is threatening the planet and the steps that can be taken to become more resilient and mitigate its impacts.

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