New Jersey needs more ADA amenities for camping in its state parks and forests.
The Commission Deliberates its Role and Makes Progress on Water Rules. ‘Policy Notes’ are designed to update the public on the activities of the Pinelands Commission, which have been summarized by Pinelands Alliance staff who attend all public meetings of the Commission.
Lee shared his time and expertise with many nonprofit organizations and will be missed.
Pinelands Adventures is working on accessible nature programs.
The “redevelopment” approach is being used to destroy forests and wetlands and make way for warehouses and other projects.
The national movement for parks and open spaces to expand adaptive programs and services.
Updates from the Pinelands Commission’s Climate Change Committee
Pinelands Alliance and New Jersey Conservation Foundation have provided input on this plan since 2020.
Public comment on water protection due by November 5, 2022.
Jessica Sanchez and Mark Mauriello have been nominated to serve as Pinelands Commissioners.
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Governor Murphy is failing in his promise to protect New Jersey from climate change. Take Action.
The NJ Department of Environmental Protection (DEP) will hold a virtual public meeting to develop an access and use plan for Wharton State Forest on Tuesday, September 27th at 6:00 pm. Your feedback is critical.
What We Are Learning From People with Disabilities
A new report shows there is tremendous pressure on New Jersey’s State Parks, Forests and natural areas. Is the state up to the task?
The Pinelands Alliance has been invited to exhibit at the Philadelphia Flower Show for the second year in a row.
Meet Jeff Tober, the RCF Manager who hopes to create a farm that grows high quality and delicious food, manages stormwater, teaches others about growing food, and regenerates the land.
Who as a kid didn’t love to set things on fire and see them burn?
Get to know Krissy Raudys, the Director of Pinelands Adventures!
After much controversy, the Pinelands Commission may be poised to revive the conservation spirit of its first thirty years. The newly invigorated Commission can now turn things around and start getting things done for both the people and the natural resources of the Pinelands National Reserve. The question is will they?