The New Jersey Chapter of The Wildlife Society

Fostering Excellence in NJ Wildlife Stewardship

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Announcing the 2026 NJTWS Fall Conference!

📆 Mark your calendars for NJ’s only wildlife conference!

🦉 What: 2nd Annual NJ Wildlife Conference: Rare Species
📅 When: Wednesday, November 4 | 9 AM–5 PM
📍 Where: Rutgers EcoComplex, Fieldsboro, NJ

💰 Registration:
$10 — Students & members
$20 — Non-members

Register today using the link in our bio!

📣 Share your research!
We’re inviting researchers, students, and wildlife professionals to present their work at the conference. Submit an abstract for a poster or oral presentation using the link in our bio by October 7.

🖼️ Posters: any wildlife-related topic.
🎤 Oral presentations (15 min): focused on species of conservation concern, including state- or federally listed species and species experiencing local or regional population declines.

Submit an abstract!

Register now! 

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Featured Opportunity!

Home Range Wildlife Research has announced their annual Wildlife Field Techniques training course

DATE CHANGE! August 17-20 in Mazama, WA

Participants in this course will learn new field skills and have the opportunity to expand their network through connections with experienced biologists.

Learn more! Wildlife Field Techniques 

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The mission of the New Jersey Chapter of The Wildlife Society is

to foster excellence in wildlife stewardship through science, outreach and education to ensure responsible conservation of wildlife resources.

Consistent with the objectives of The Wildlife Society, the New Jersey Chapter strives to:

1) establish and maintain the highest possible professional standards;

2) develop all phases of wildlife conservation along sound biological lines; and

3) disseminate information to accomplish these ends.