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Wildlife Conservation and Management Program

Nets.
Tree swallow.
Kathleen Kerwin near a table.
Surveillance.
Outdoor education.
Brooke Maslo building a tree shelter.
Squirrel.
Wildlife monitoring at a beach.
Bat in hand.
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WCM In the News

  1. RU Wildlife Wise Episode 2: Avoiding Wildlife Vehicle Collisions
  2. Fox News; Wily Coyotes, Fox Cohabit with People in Cape May
  3. Climate Change is Reshaping NJ. See the State's New Plan to Adapt
  4. Tour of Blue Acres Site in Woodbridge

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Upcoming Events

  1. Kerwin Master Gardener of Hunterdon County – Gardening for wildlife/how to deal with nuisance wildlife. Tuesday, January 18 from 9:30 – 12:30

    2. Stay tuned for more upcoming events!

Rutgers Cooperative Extension
Wildlife Conservation and Management Program

G.H. Cook Campus
Environmental and Natural Resource Sciences Building
14 College Farm Road
New Brunswick, NJ 08901

Conserving biodiversity through human-wildlife conflict resolution

Our mission is to maximize biodiversity's delivery of ecosystem services
through science, conservation, and innovative ecological design.