New Jersey's 112-Acre Restoration: 50,000 Native Trees Planted

New Jersey's Raritan River restoration project plants 50,000 native trees. This 112-acre initiative aims to revive floodplain forests and wildlife habitats. The project addresses contamination from the American Cyanamid Superfund Site, creating vernal pools and controlling invasive species. With a 15-year management plan, this effort ensures long-term ecological health.