Coyotes arrived in New Jersey about 80 years ago and can now be found in almost every community across the state – including on Long Beach Island. Kathleen Kerwin, wildlife conservation and management associate at Rutgers University, and Chris Crosby, a Ph. D. student in the Rutgers Department of Ecology, Evolution and Natural Resources, will be at the helm of the Feb. 27 LBI Foundation of the Arts and Sciences’ virtual Science Saturday seminar to discuss this clever and adaptable species.
“Over the past two years, coyotes have immigrated to Barnegat Light, reproduced and are dispersing across LBI,” the…
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