This report rates how specific actions of state and local government have helped or harmed the Pinelands during 2019. Results are mixed.
Six years to the day after the first vote on the South Jersey Gas pipeline by the Pinelands Commission, another vote failed to undo its approval.
Senate President Sweeney and Majority Leader Weinberg have the power to add the Governor’s nominees to the agenda.
Pinelands Commission fails to take action at November 8th meeting.
The goal of this program is to prevent polluted stormwater from entering waterways that drain into the Delaware River.
Protecting water in South Jersey
A short film about the creation of the Pinelands National Reserve based on archival news footage during the years 1978-1979.
We are delighted to be celebrating 30 years of protecting the Pinelands this year! Learn more about our vision for the Pinelands.
An innovative partnership allowed the Pinelands Alliance to renovate an old dairy barn.
Gov. Murphy taken several actions since January to reform the Pinelands Commission.
Governor Murphy announced the nomination of Robert Jackson to serve on the state Pinelands Commission, bringing the Governor’s list of pending nominations to five.
Gov. Murphy announced two nominations of highly qualified individuals to serve on the state Pinelands Commission: Jessica Rittler Sanchez and Jennifer Coffey. He also nominated for reappointment Commissioner Edward Lloyd.
Governor Murphy appoints new Chair of the Pinelands Commission.
Lessons learned from a six-year battle to defeat this harmful and unnecessary gas pipeline.
The 11,000-acre fire is presumed to have been a result of human activity.
The Alliance is actively engaged in supporting the Keep It Green campaign to ensure a stable source of funding for land conservation, farmland protection and historic preservation.
Proposed development far exceeds a 2004 settlement agreement between the developer, state, and federal government in which The Alliance was an intervenor.
Critical rules are now in effect, even withstanding a legal challenge.
A new law provides greater opportunities for prescribed burning for ecological purposes.
We need to update the ways that we manage stormwater and design our buildings to prepare for climate-driven flooding.