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This Bergen County, NJ airport is paying the USDA to trap and kill birds on their property. There is no info to confirm that nonlethal deterrents have been or are being used. Please sign the petition.

Longstreet Farm breeds and raises animals for children to see and inteact with at this historic working farm in Monmouth County, NJ. What they don't tell the children is that when the babies get too old, they are sold and sent to slaughter. Help stop this.

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Please help fund APLNJ's continuing work to halt bear hunts, and to protect hunted and trapped wildlife in New Jersey. The Division of Fish and Wildlife serves the Fish and Game Council; six of the council's eleven members are nominated by the state hunting club. That's a stacked deck.

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Recently Released

From a national perspective, APLNJ's recently published report examines how state game agencies use black bear hunt-lotteries as hunter recruitment tools. “The Black Bear” amply illustrates the connection (“strong partnership”) between state agencies charged with holding wildlife in trust for all citizens, and private, corporate interests seeking to reverse client (hunter) decline. Stay tuned for Part II, “The Good News.

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