- New Brunswick kids sweep up for urban cleanup week
- Do You Femelschlag? Bird-Watchers Sure Do
- Elijah’s Promise to celebrate Earth Day weekend, April 21 & 22
- High-Tech Gadgetry Fuels the 35th Anniversary of the World Series of Birding
- Scientific Diving Class Opens Doors for Rutgers Undergraduates
- New Jersey Audubon to Celebrate 35 Years of the "World Series of Birding"
By JENNIFER BRADSHAW
April 24, 2018NEW BRUNSWICK, NJ - Fifth grade students from four New Brunswick schools did their part to help keep New Brunswick clean and green during a successful School Kids Sweep Up Day event on April 17.
School Kids Sweep Up Day is held annually as part of the City’s Urban Cleanup Week.
Assisted by New Brunswick DPW staff and New Brunswick teachers, fifth grade ...
BERNARDSVILLE - "Do you femelschlag?" If you see that question emblazoned on a T-shirt, as you are out and about, be sure to stop the wearer and ask them to explain.
You’ll definitely learn something about conservation and supporting the diversity of wildlife species in New Jersey, and you’ll likely have a new friend.
You’ll have just met one of the ...
NEW BRUNSWICK – Elijah’s Promise will bring a weekend of outdoor music, food and fun to New Brunswick, April 21 and 22, with an Earth Day Fest at Promise Garden on Tabernacle Way and the spring opening of the new Esperanza Mercado on Joyce Kilmer Avenue.
The Earth Day Fest at Promise Garden (across from 52 Tabernacle Way) from 10 a.m. to 2 p.m. on Saturday, April 21, will ...
BERNARDSVILLE – For any real competitor, there’s the ultimate competition: think the Final Four. Or the Super Bowl. Or the biggest cucumber at the state fair.
For birdwatchers, the not-to-miss event is the annual World Series of Birding, to be held Saturday, May 12. It’s a proud New Jersey exclusive.
Individuals and teams fan out across the state for a ...
NEW BRUNSWICK - Breathing through their Scuba gear, Ailey Sheehan and her classmates dropped a new and improved lionfish trap – a hinged net that will help scientists study that invasive fish in the Caribbean – into the dive pool at Rutgers.
Sheehan, a junior marine science major, discovered the opportunity to help design, build and conduct underwater testing of the ...
Anyone involved in the “World Series of Birding” agrees: It sure is an exhilarating way to spend 24 hours.
Just imagine, at the stroke of midnight, joining your friends in a New Jersey marsh, or field, or beach, or wherever, to begin an all-night, all-day journey to see or hear as many bird species as possible within the 8,732 square miles of New Jersey.
This treasure hunt ...
