New Jersey Audubon
Environmental ServicesNew Jersey, United States51-200 Employees
New Jersey Audubon is a privately supported, not-for-profit statewide organization dedicated to environmental stewardship and wildlife conservation in New Jersey. Founded in 1897, it operates across the state to protect birds, mammals, other wildlife, and plants, with a focus on endangered and threatened species and preserving natural habitats. The organization advances conservation practices, facilitates education and information services, supports field research, and maintains wildlife sanctuaries and educational centers through a network of staffed facilities and volunteers. With a mission to foster environmental awareness and a conservation ethic, New Jersey Audubon engages its members and the public to inform policy, programs, and legislation, while also offering access to sanctuaries and educational sites. Based in Bernardsville, New Jersey, the group coordinates efforts via its leadership and governance structure to sustain the state's biodiversity and natural resources for both people and wildlife.