New Jersey Fish and Wildlife Council

The New Jersey Fish and Wildlife Council is a group of appointed volunteers that advises the state's Division of Fish and Wildlife. Their role is to help develop policies, manage wildlife and fish populations, and ensure sustainable use of natural resources. They include various stakeholders like conservationists, sportsmen, and community members. The Council provides input on hunting and fishing regulations, habitat conservation, and wildlife management strategies, balancing ecological health with public recreation and safety. Their goal is to promote healthy ecosystems while maintaining opportunities for outdoor activities and conserving New Jersey's natural heritage.