Wildlife Recovery in NJ @RutgersNJAES
Wildlife Recovery in NJ  @RutgersNJAES
Uploaded May 2025 | Updated September 2026, 2 weeks ago
Featuring Kathleen Kerwin, Wildlife Biologist
Recorded on 5/5/25
Wild turkeys were once extinct in New Jersey, while bald eagles and bobcats were almost completely lost due to habitat destruction, overhunting and environmental contamination. Through reintroductions and intensive conservation efforts, all 3 species have made a comeback in New Jersey! Tune in to learn about the biology of these species, their decline and recovery, and the current status of their populations.
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Wildlife Recovery in NJ

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