Deer Management in the Sourlands

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Deer Management in the Sourlands

(A Sourland Conservancy-sponsored symposium for residents and hunters)

 

When:   Thursday, November 21, 2013; 7:00-9:00 p.m.

 

Where:  Otto Kaufman Community Center

356 Skillman Road

Skillman, NJ

 

You should attend if you:

• are concerned about the negative impacts on the Sourland forest caused by the overpopulation of white tailed deer 
• want to learn how quality deer management through responsible hunting will protect the Sourland forest
• are a hunter looking for properties to hunt in the Sourlands
• own land in the Sourlands and would like information about hunting on your property
• would like to become informed about basic hunting rules and regulations

 

Our stellar presenters include:

 

• Michael Van Clef, PhD - Friends of Hopewell Valley Open Space, Mike has a Ph.D. in ecology from Rutgers University and over twenty years of experience involving stewardship of natural resources, ecological research, and policy. 
• Cindy Kuenstner - Senior Wildlife Biologist, New Jersey Division of Fish and Wildlife.
• Jared Rosenbaum - Naturalist; Proprietor of Wild Ridge Plants in Hillsborough, NJ; Plant Stewardship Index Coordinator at Bowman's Hill Wildflower Preserve in New Hope, PA.
• Cliff Wilson - President of the Sourland Conservancy.

 

The presenters will participate in a Q & A panel discussion following the presentations.

 

The evening will close with refreshments and time for socializing.

  

Register here for the Sourland Deer Management Symposium. This event is free. Advance registration is requested.

 

For additional information, contact:director@sourland.org

 

   

Visit us at www.sourland.org

 

 

 Thank you!

 

This was sent to me by a friend who is on the board.