· Use our online NJ Wildlife Tracker application to report: 1) rarewildlifespeciessightings as well as 2) observations of wildlife (of any kind) on roadways. Please practice “Safety First” in every situation, especially along roadways.
To help protect rare and imperiled species, biologists must be able to identify where they occur and what habitat they need to survive. By reportingspeciessightings to the Endangered and Nongame Species Program using the form below, you can help protect our state’s biodiversity.
· Under the new system, residents can digitally reportwildlifesightings from their phones or computers, and attach photos and videos to help Fish & Wildlife staff verify reports. “It’s not only for rarespecies, it can be for any wildlifesightings,” said Clark.
· New Jersey wildlife officials are calling on residents to become citizen scientists by reportingwildlifesightings through a new mobile application designed to protect endangered...
The report below shows observations of rarebirds in New Jersey. Includes both unreviewed and reviewed/approved observations.
· In this comprehensive guide, I’ll walk you through every step of reporting a rarebirdsighting. From the initial heart-pounding moment of identification to navigating the intricacies of submission to official committees, we’ll cover it all.
A map is necessary to help our biologists determine if suitable habitat is present at the location. Once the suitability of the area is determined, the map provided aids in the delineation of land to be protected.
