Jersey Proud: State’s bald eagle population swells thanks to conservation efforts
New Jersey’s bald eagle population has swelled thanks to aggressive conservation efforts over the last 40 years. The state has gone from one pair of nesting eagles in 1980 to over 200.
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Mar 5, 2021, 2:02 PM
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Updated 1,146 days ago
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314ds agoNew Jersey’s bald eagle population has swelled thanks to aggressive conservation efforts over the last 40 years. The state has gone from one pair of nesting eagles in 1980 to over 200.
Some of the eagles can be viewed on Duke Farm’s Eagle Cam.
