In the midst of this pandemic, “wild” life goes on for Ben Wurst, local project manager for Conserve Wildlife Foundation of New Jersey. His office stretches to include the salt marsh, woods and fields of Eagleswood, Tuckerton, Bass River and Little Egg Harbor. As most of us have had to shelter in our homes, Wurst has gone out to heed the call of wildlife in need.
“Over the past six weeks, I feel privileged to work for an organization with donors who support our wildlife conservation and habitat…
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