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Looks fantastic. At least two NJPB contributors mentioned (Jeff and Gabe). https://stockton.edu/news/2017/first-summer-pinelands-short-course-july-2017.html

Congrats on the rare photo of the elusive Bog Monster.

Thank you Rick Grimes.

Episode 1: Starting at High Point State park and heading South towards Cape May 13 minutes 19 seconds:

In a densely populated state like ours with limited natural features to block sound the NIMBY pushback can be quite severe as understandably adding the sound of dozens or even hundreds of off road vehicles to a rural or suburban location for many folks would be a net negative. My hope is that...

I'm all for it but getting the liability insurance might be tough.

Converting Tri-Boro sand quarry (Gibbsboro) into an ORV and 4x4 vehicle paradise one day would be ideal.....its enormous and has great potential. Its dug so deep into the ground that it creates its own sound barrier. Limited to no neighbors around the pit (county owned open space surrounds much...

This is a massive cleanup. As mentioned, those with four wheel drive vehicles (especially pickups) would be especially welcome. From speaking to others who are involved they are hoping to get at least 100 volunteers (or more) for this project. Many hands make light work. Federally endangered...

Thanks for the reference material, good information.....page 50, 3rd paragraph delves into the concept of broken glass, shards of pottery, etc...

Final full day of fundraising is TODAY.....over $20,000 has been raised so far exceeding the film maker David Kessler's original goal. 254 folks have contributed. If you would like to be a part of this projects final funding (some really nice perks to you available depending on amount) please...

A Fine Art quality photo! Nice work. Such a beautiful place.

A friend inquired with the State Forestry folks and he was told that they hired an outside contractor to evaluate "stand compositions"...to what end the research is for I don't know but it supports your posting about tree density research.

Its been awhile but I remember catching small pickerel (12-15 inches) along the shore line...can't remember what I used.

Interesting.

Moderate rain and frequent lightning now....

That's good to hear and I hope it continues. We are still at very low water levels in western Camden county hopefully these next few storms get us back to a historical average. The USGS gages are invaluable resources for looking at gage height and CFS streamflow data. Starting my rain dance!

Initially a downloadable version will be available after production is completed (you can pre-order with a donation via his indiegogo campaign shown in my post above), from speaking to David, future other distribution is TBD as final production and then film festival exhibition success will help...

Very very sad.