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Whats in it for me? My father taught me all about the pine and to respect them. His ashes are scattered there. He would cry if he saw 1/4 mile. I owe it to him

Its contains the rarest of the rare. Whether you beleive it or not God tells us to be good shepherds to his creations. And not to grind them up for no reason

There is a very nice cedar swamp off a dirt road off of Hesstown Road. I'll make you a map if you would like.

That one was way more than 120 inches in circumference, I tried to measure it. The biggest live one I found was 92 inches in Peaslee WMA.

No, I mean the roadsides that are planted with non native, cool season grasses that are green and deer food for for 10 months out of the year. As opposed to the native plants

PPA, NJCF and Fred Akers Recommended the American Atlantic? dredge spoils site in Logan to Comm Martin. I think that would be a good location, but I am not sure in the owners would sell it or even want it there. Its a shame because there are many thousands of acres of dredge spoils along the...

Because I want to stop the destruction of the Pine Barrens by illegal activities. Don't you? I do not see any gray areas in the laws regarding the Pine Lands I get frustrated when I keep reading here that there is only a small group of people doing this when I see large groups of people back...

Dave I agree with all the above and will do my best to make it happen. But!!! There can be no compromise in the Fed wetlands regs. which the state enforces, it will never happen and if the state even tries to change them to accommodate a certain group, all of the Environ groups will go...

http://www.state.nj.us/dep/parksandforests/forest/njfs_awc_initiative.html Current Situation - In New Jersey, Atlantic white-cedar forests are located principally in the Pinelands region in Atlantic, Burlington, Cape May, Monmouth...

Atlantic White Cedar BTC Here is a ancient cedar that that dislodged from the mud in the Del Bay Its at the end of Strawberry Ave in Port Norris.

To many green lawns and road sides that were not there 100 years ago and not enough predators and hunters

Upper tribs are really cool, where there is not a lot of dev. Lots of Pine Barrens flora, M laurel, W B and Chestnut oaks, MN Hickory, pitch pine. In other places there are patches with AW cedar in the wetlands and giant tulip poplar, iron wood and American beech right up the slope. Saw a few...

Guy you know I respect you and almost everything i have read from you. I look up to you as a wizard of the Pines and feel comfortable sending you PMs when I have questions. Howwever your buddy has opened a can of worms that I have been fearing would be opened for the past couple of years...

So what are your questions

I hear to many excuses and from you and others that are not helping solve this problem.

They are not armed. The forest service will not send its people to 1/4 mile at night to deal with the illegal fire situation "because it is too dangerous"

One day hopefully you realize that I'm a very reasonable person to deal with if you don't treat me like I'm some sort of retard. What you guys don't understand is Mike is above the levels of God or Mother Nature herself. What he says is the correct way, you will bow to him and believe...

Originally Posted by mudboy dave That does not answer it for the rest of us.

Because it is one the most ecological significant areas in the Pine Barrens because of the still existing vernal pools and the globally rare plants that are still there. It is a Natural Heritage Priority site, don't you understand what that means. Do you think all of whats left should be...

Big Timber Creek, Sorry I would say that most places/cedar swamp I have been to, I see signs of deer browsing and very few seedlings or young trees. Last year I was able to photograph the last remaining stand of AWC along the Delaware River in Gloucester County for a client/landowner. Spent...