Bald eagle and osprey make it off New Jersey's endangered species list 00:33. New Jersey is celebrating an animal conservation milestone decades in the making. On Monday, Jan. 6, ...

In 2024, New Jersey had 293 bald eagle pairs, with 264 pairs laying eggs. Bald eagles can now be found in nearly every area of the state, ...

Now a New Jersey resident and Philadelphia Eagles fan, he regularly goes out in his green “Birds” cap and binoculars. “Just the mere thrill of seeing one — a lot of people just have never, ever looked ...

As of January 2025, New Jersey’s bald eagles have rebounded to the point where they’ve been delisted as endangered. Getting them to that point took decades of hard work and determination, ...

The bald eagle and the osprey were both removed from New Jersey's list of endangered species on Monday, reflecting 40 years of work to restore the iconic birds' populations.

Eagles, along with their fish-loving cousins, osprey, were once almost gone from New Jersey. Both species have recovered enough that the state announced their removal from the endangered species ...

According to the New Jersey Fish and Wildlife Department, efforts to recover the state's bald eagle population go back more than 40 years. "In the early 1980s, New Jersey had just one remaining ...

“In 2024, New Jersey boasted a record 293 nesting pairs of bald eagles, of which 264 laid eggs.” Biden signs a bill officially making the bald eagle the national bird of the US ...