• King Eiders found at South Jersey shore waters indicate a colder winter than usual (Atlantic City Press, November 4):  Cold winter coming? Some king eiders seem to think so
  
  

• Troublesome turkey no longer a nuisance (NorthJersey.com, November 3):  Traffic-tying turkey caught
  
  

• Animals positive of rabies found in 13 towns (Gloucester Co. Times News, November 4):  Rabid animals on rise
  
  

• Non-profit Edison Wetlands Association offers funding for environmental projects (Sentinel, November 5):  $140 K settlement seeds area eco-projects
  
  

• Farmers have too much to 'bear' (APP.com, November 3):  Latest in front battle in over killing bears: Crop fields
  
  

• (MyCentralJersey.com, November 3):  Geiser column: Good bottom fishing still to be had
  
  

• Boaters at night with no lights on is clearly dangerous (APP.com, November 5):  Some boaters risk safety of self and others
  
  

EVENTS:

• (Atlantic City Press, November 4):  Meeting set Wednesday night for Cape May Wildlife Refuge support group
  
  
• (Warren Reporter, October 31):  Wildlife Weekend returns to Olde Lafayette village in Sussex County
  
  
• (Times of Trenton Stories, November 2):  November busy months for hunters, fishermen