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  • Policy Notes: August-September 2025

    Could the Jones Road Fire have been prevented? Pinelands Commission considers the pros and cons of different forest management methods.

  • Policy Notes: July 2025

    Animals protections receive updates, while plant protections remain stagnant. Advocates ask the Pinelands Commission to lead with the science and provide equal protections for plants and animals. Policy Notes are designed to update the public on the activities of the Pinelands Commission, which have been summarized by Pinelands Preservation Alliance staff who attend all public meetings of the Commission.

  • Protect Our Future in Writing: Why the Green Amendment Matters to Gen Z

    Share:My generation, “Gen Z”,  has never known a world untouched by environmental crisis–where climate change was a question or a distant threat. Its existence is no longer up for debate, […]

  • Pinelands Hot Issues Roundup

    Share:Pinelands Preservation Alliance has a team of policy experts who keep track of almost everything impacting the people and places of the Pinelands. These issues include proposed development, water usage, […]

  • Policy Notes: May 2025

    Artificial turf becomes the subject of debate as Commissioners take up public concerns about emerging health and environmental issues.

  • Policy Notes: April 2025

    Policy Notes are designed to update the public on the activities of the Pinelands Commission, which have been summarized by Pinelands Preservation Alliance staff who attend all public meetings of the Commission.

  • 162-Acre Pine Tree Center Becomes New Home to Pinelands Research Institute, Educational Programs

    The Center was permanently protected by the Pinelands Preservation Alliance and partners for conservation, recreation, and the study of nature.

  • Policy Notes: March 2025

    Pinelands Commission discusses procedures for identifying and protecting threatened & endangered species, but recommends no changes.

    Policy Notes are designed to update the public on the activities of the Pinelands Commission, which have been summarized by Pinelands Preservation Alliance staff who attend all public meetings of the Commission.

  • Author, John McPhee, Continues to Be a Pinelands Advocate

    We are deeply honored to share that John is donating all current and future royalties from all versions and editions of his book, The Pine Barrens, to the Pinelands Preservation Alliance. We are amazed by his generosity and appreciate John’s care for this very special place.

  • State of the Pinelands 2025 Report Released

    PPA’s 35th Anniversary Report on the State of the Pinelands reflects on the region’s history, current challenges, and future.

  • Policy Notes: February 2025

    Policy Notes are designed to update the public on the activities of the Pinelands Commission, which have been summarized by Pinelands Preservation Alliance staff who attend all public meetings of the Commission.

  • Policy Notes: January 2025

    2024 was a strong year for forest protection—what will the new year hold? Policy Notes are designed to update the public on the activities of the Pinelands Commission, which have been summarized by Pinelands Preservation Alliance staff who attend all public meetings of the Commission.

  • Speak Out to Protect Our Water Supply On Jan. 15th, 2025!

    Remember the recent drought warning? While farmers were struggling to keep their crops alive, and firefighters battled wildfires—it was business as usual for golf courses, which were allowed to continue watering their extensive lawns.

  • Grassroots Organizing Can Save the Pine Barrens

    Pole Bridge Forest Planning Board Vote Victory

  • Wharton State Forest Visitor Use Map

    Released after 7-year advocacy campaign!

  • Rules to Fight Climate Change in NJ Under Threat

    Public comment on NJ’s climate change mitigation rules due by November 7th! Take Action!

  • Pinelands Commission Needs to Make a Change

    It’s time to demand that the Pinelands Commission fix how they handle endangered species surveys…

  • Cruisin’ on the Beaches! Cape May County Advances Inclusion On Public Beaches

    Cape May County has announced the unveiling of more than a mile stretch of beach that is now accessible for individuals with mobility concerns.

  • Policy Notes: April 2024

    Policy Notes are designed to update the public on the activities of the Pinelands Commission, which have been summarized by Pinelands Preservation Alliance staff who attend all public meetings of the Commission.

  • Access Nature and The Nature Conservancy: Nature 101 Films

    Be an Insider, Outside!
    Knowing the basics can make or break an enjoyable excursion.

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