The bald eagle and the osprey were both removed from New ... even during the cold winter months In 2023, biologists from Fish and Wildlife at the DEP and the Conserve Wildlife Foundation ...

Phil Murphy's administration officially removed the bald eagle and osprey from the state's endangered ... According to the New Jersey Fish and Wildlife Department, efforts to recover the state's ...

Once rare in Iowa, ospreys have taken up residence along the state's waterways and are successfully fledging their young, the ...

The bald eagle and osprey’s delisting was hailed by Shawn ... These species include one type of bee, 11 butterflies, four fish, three reptiles, five birds (breeding population), two birds ...

In 2024, New Jersey had 293 bald eagle pairs ... Jersey coast where they hunt fish in marshes, creeks and bays. By the early '70s, there were only about 50 osprey nests left in the state.

Phil Murphy's administration officially removed the bald eagle and osprey from the state's endangered ... According to the New Jersey Fish and Wildlife Department, efforts to recover the state's ...

The New Jersey Department of Environmental Protection (NJDEP) announced this week the bald eagle and the osprey have officially been removed from the state’s list of endangered species.

The status of the bald eagle has changed from endangered to special concern, and the osprey from threatened to stable. These status upgrades are based on determinations by New Jersey DEP Fish ...