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Quality Parks Adopts Road to Keep Pine Barrens CleanerQuality Parks will continue to play a strong role in reducing litter in the Long Island Central Pine Barrens. They have formally adopted a portion of Whiskey Road under the Town of Brookhaven's Adopt-A-Highway Program.- The New Jersey Pine BarrensThe New Jersey Pine Barrens are 1.1 million acres of land - scattered forests, bogs, marshes and grasslands. They are home to some of the most unique plant and animal life in the United States, as well as one of the largest natural aquifers.
Boy Scouts Save the Pine Barrens at Camp Wauwepex, Schiff Scout Reservation"Aren't Boy Scouts better known for their Eagle Scout Projects?" I asked him as we drove through the Hamptons on our way home from a day of hiking. "They're also in the business of saving open space." His story would fill the time spent driving home.- Effects of Human Activities in Bridgewater, NJNew Jersey is simply too densely populated and fast-paced, that people do not put the environment on top of their lists. Humans are continuing to evolve and they are too caught up in improving their lives through new technology.
The Return of Robert Durst: A Deadly SecretNew edition of true crime classic A Deadly Secret says Robert Durst is still terrorizing people seven years after he was acquitted of murder.
Egg Harbor City Lake in the New Jersey Pine BarrensThe Egg Harbor City Lake is a peaceful escape hiding in the heart of the NJ Pine Barrens. Full of activities and recreational opportunities, the Lake is the perfect outdoor family environment and a great location for social events.
A New Form of Park Recreation, Nature ConservationQuickly learn what to watch out for and how to take actions to make good parks better. Part one is an introduction to why a new form of park recreation is needed. It explores the expanded interest of ordinary citizens in the care and stewardship of a coastal pine forest.- A Hike Through the Batona Trail in New Jersey's Pine BarrensHiking the Batona Trail, located in southern New Jersey's Pine Barrens, meant trekking across fourteen miles of sugar sand, heavily wooded areas, and uphill slopes.
Book Review: Whispers in the PinesThink of New Jersey and you think of pollution and the Superfund and people, people everywhere. Nature enthusiasts know where to go, however. The Pine Barrens is a designated ecosystem and provides all sorts of activities denied the urbanite.
