The N.J. Department of Environmental Protection is aiming for a “Summer of CHANJ,” as the state unveils its multiplatform public outreach campaign that highlights the importance of protecting habitat connectivity for wildlife.

CHANJ (Connecting Habitat Across New Jersey) is a longstanding project, administered by DEP Fish and Wildlife’s Endangered and Nongame Species Program, that works to make the landscape easier for a wide variety of wildlife to move through as they seek food and shelter,…