DEM and local advocates disagree over Great Swamp Wildlife Management Area tree removal

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GSWA's 73 acre Conservation Management Area is a rare mix of wetlands, freshwater marsh, vernal pools, forest trails, and Silver Brook, a tributary that feeds the Great Brook and Passaic River. These habitats shelter threatened species like the wood turtle and barred owl. We are so lucky to have local spaces that protect biodiversity and give everyone a place to explore. But they need us too. Your early #GivingTuesday gift powers water quality monitoring and environmental education that keep our

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Tilt up-Swamp vegetation and pond water to dark tree line in the Great Swamp, NJ a 7,500-acre National Wildlife Refuge in the Great Swamp Watershed.

Tilt up-Dark murky swamp water to canopy of trees in the Great Swamp, New Jersey a 7,500-acre National Wildlife Refuge in the Great Swamp Watershed the residual of an 18,000 year old glacier.