Recent content by Jason Howell

I don’t recall you asking me for one but I would be happy to share a location or two in your area if you want to advocate for it with DEP. We need people taking some of these spots on. This spung is in your neck of the woods, they are hunting for others.

Sometimes the water covers things up if the water table rises. The spungs out there are generally 100% vegetated with occasionally alittle section without veg in the middle.

Heard there was some out-of-date information on here contesting recent reports. Thought I could share some info that is more up to date. The barriers at this location did work for awhile, but the ATVs returned this summer. Photo from August. The picture above looks like it's from 2021

We submitted the project proposal on February 12th of last year. Our submission contained more sites than were addressed, but it's definitely a start. The process certainly took some time and I suspect it may not have happened at all without Terry. Hopefully, more can be done in time, but the...

I encourage you to not be too pessimistic about this. It's part of a broader effort to stop the bleeding of habitat loss and is just one part of the puzzle. When they make a go-around, that can be blocked, so on and so forth. The key aspect is determination. The ATV's and dirtbikes are harder to...

Great work everybody, the only people that aren't going to like this are the mudders. Would have been there to help, but had to be out of town for the weekend. The only weekend of the year I've actually left the Pines! Go figure!

http://stockton.contentdm.oclc.org/cdm/singleitem/collection/p15980coll11/id/468/rec/34 Here is a photo of the dam at Hammonton http://stockton.contentdm.oclc.org/cdm/singleitem/collection/p15980coll11/id/511/rec/58 Another angle from the top. By 1930 Route 30 has come through and changed the...

Dates are assumed by the writing on a few of the negatives. Photographer and subjects are unknown to me. Collection was stored by my grandmother who was at one time President of the Hammonton Historical Society and passed on to me by my mother who was also involved in local history with the...

Someone was trying to say I was misrepresenting where the Snowy Owl photo was taken. They were egregiously incorrect.

This is in Edwin B Forsythe Wildlife Refuge. Within the boundaries of the Pinelands National Reserve. Thanks for sharing the photo. Here is the blog post it was featured on. http://www.pinelandsalliance.org/blog/2016/09/ I have nothing against driving in the Pines on roads, nor does anyone...

New Jersey Pinelands Gallery Show and Lecture at Atlantic Cape Community College - Nov. 15th at 6pm Gallery Show by New Jersey artists and lecture by Albert Horner featuring images from his photographic collection created over 11 years of capturing the essence of the Pinelands on film. For more...

You can probably make it in your highlander but you might have to deflate down to 12 psi or so. Harbor Freight sells a cheap compressor with a cigarette lighter adapter. There is one section after Park Ave(D daves rd) and heading south, that has the thickest sugar sand you will ever encounter...

The mudders are not one contiguous group. You have thousands of people from the tristate area looking at the Pinelands as the place to go to do this stuff. Not every point on that map has been beaten to a total pulp. It would be a bad idea to share it in detail.

It's a visual representation of data PPA submitted to the Commission. The Commission itself added more than 100 points to the Wharton section. The Commission has not looked into other areas yet.

The image is broad because if the close up view was used it would be like an instruction book for the mudders.