February 2010 Issue
 | Our View: Landscape Ecology and Endangered Species ProtectionIt is important to protect an animal’s habitat because their natural range – the geographical area in which a species can be found – is what is required for that animal to exist. |
 | Going Out on a Ledge for Endangered Peregrine FalconsAs a result of the hard work of biologists along the East Coast since the 1970’s, the peregrine falcon has now returned to New Jersey. |
 | Bald Eagles - Nesting in a Sea of ChangeI remember only too well when the nest was first spotted back in 2003 and watched fervently by local residents. The excitement surrounding this first sighting created a buzz in what’s considered to be a very unlikely habitat for Eagles—Princeton Township. |
 | A Summer of BatsAn epic wildlife catastrophe was emerging: thousands of bats were dying in their winter dens, and the mysterious culprit came to be called White-nose Syndrome. |
 | Protecting The Other RatThe Allegheny woodrat is listed as endangered in New Jersey and has been extirpated from New York, Connecticut, and parts of Pennsylvania. |
