New Jersey Nature News - September 12, 2008
- Wild cow captured near Route 17 in Ho-Ho-Kus (NorthJersey.com, September 11): Runaway cow's owner found
- New "Species" found in Ho-Ho-Kus (WCBS880.com, September 12): Runaway cow caught in New Jersey
- Boonton bear on the lam after breaking and entering (DailyRecord.com, September 10): Boonton Twp. burglar-bear may also responsible for wreck
- Turnpike wetlands restoration in Carteret to bring back wildlife (MyCentralJersey.com, September 7): Project aims to restore wetlands around turnpike rest stop in Woodbridge
- Wild cats topic of contentious hearing (NJ.com, September 10): Ewing studies ways to reduce feral cat population
- Fish & Wildlife extends Youth Waterfowl Hunting Days (NJ.com, August 31): Youth will be served in waterfowl hunting
- Tenafly Nature seeks to preserve pristine area (NorthJersey.com, September 10, 2008): Town hopes to expand nature center
- Dismal Swamp preservation applauded (MyCentralJersey.com): Teamwork helps secure preservation of swamp
- Hunterdon County offers Hawk Mountain birding trip on September 27 (MyCentralJersey.com): Hawk Mountain bird trip offered
- Hikes offered throughout September at Palmyra Cove Nature Park (CourierPostOnline.com, September 11): Palmyra Cove hosts hike, seeks volunteers
- Conservation and Your Lawn wildlife seminar offered by Gloucester County (CourierPostOnline.com, September 9): Presentation to propagate conservation methods for lawn
- Duke Farms in Hillsborough hosts "Birding by Bicycle" - September 13 (NJ.com, September 11): See birds by bike
- Echo Lake Park in Moutainside hosts free fishing derby - September 13 (NJ.com, September 5): Free fishing derby on Sept. 13
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