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Dave Robbins is the superintendent of Brendan Byrne SF.

:eek:

If anyone was interested in attending a meeting. It will be an evening meeting this month, this Thursday at 6:00. http://www.nj.gov/pinelands/home/meetings/documents/2agenda%205-12-16.pdf

The Frogman!

Excellent finds, Gibby!

I believe that the reason there was no power after Sandy was because all the power lines were down not because the power company lacked resources to produce power. There may be pipelines already running through the Pines but these were pre-Pinelands Commission. There is a reason that they aren't...

Would this be the difference between trying to do something correctly and doing something half-assed?

Karl Anderson's Check list of the ants of NJ 2012 has U. macrorhiza synonymous with U. vulgaris which is listed as native in Mary Hough's, New Jersey Wild Plants. She also has U. radiata = U. inflata var. minor as native. USDA shows U.foliosa no farther north than NC although some people are...

Some additional info http://www.nj.gov/pinelands/science/current/ltem/pond_data.htm

There is Platanthera clavellata growing in the Cedar swamp area right alongside where we met last year.

Nice! I a planning on checking the spot by me sometime this week.

Turtle, did you go on the PBC trip when we walked through the water above our knees? That was in the area with Schizaea pusilla and Helonias bullata across the street.

They should ban good looking people.

The snake is being held on a snake hook between him and the camera. That gives it the appearance of being larger than it actually is.

This subject was only a discussion, if it was something coming up for a vote you can comment online (they read all of them and reply every time the issue comes up). http://www.nj.gov/pinelands/home/contact/public.shtml

Tax records show that it's a corner of 92 acres of private property

another guess- Jakes Branch?

I am guessing the Middle Branch of The Forked River by The GSP.

I'm sure Jason Howell (or whatever name he is using) would have a better idea what their stand is on this but I think they would be in favor of it. Due to the lack of fire it is probably the only way to open up the canopy and create more diversity at the ground level of the forest.