New Jersey’s bald eagles begin their courtships and nest improvements in early January, then lay eggs up until about early March, caring diligently for their young when they hatch several weeks later. And each year, the nonprofit Conserve Wildlife Foundation and the state Department of Environmental Protection – along with volunteers for the N.J. Bald Eagle Project – monitor and document the species.
The organizations have just released the 2021 N.J. Bald Eagle Project Report, and are pleased to announce the past year…
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