Conservation efforts in Jackson Township, New Jersey

Howling Woods Farm is a sanctuary located at 1371 West Veterans Highway in Jackson Township, New Jersey, United States. This unique institution is dedicated to rescuing and rehabilitating wolves and wolf-dog hybrids, providing them with a safe and loving environment to thrive in. Visitors can learn about these magnificent animals through educational programs, guided tours, and interactive experiences. Howling Woods Farm also offers volunteer opportunities and special events for those looking to get involved and support their mission of conservation and animal welfare. Come visit Howling Woods Farm and connect with these beautiful creatures in a meaningful way.

The Forest Resource Education Center is a unique institution located at 495 Don Connor Boulevard in Jackson Township, New Jersey, United States. This park and tourist attraction offers visitors the opportunity to learn about and explore the diverse ecosystems and wildlife found within the forest. With educational exhibits, guided tours, and interactive programs, visitors of all ages can gain a deeper understanding of the importance of forest resources and conservation efforts. Whether you are a nature enthusiast, student, or simply looking for a fun and educational day out, the Forest Resource Education Center is a must-visit destination.

Steve Kitay Living Trail is a picturesque park and tourist attraction located on Frank Applegate Road in Jackson Township, New Jersey, United States. The trail entrance can be found along the Silver Stream Trail, with parking available in the same lot used for the Silver Stream trail near 255 Frank Applegate Road. Maintained by the Pathfinders, a volunteer organization dedicated to identifying, mapping, and maintaining trails in Jackson Township, this trail offers opportunities for walking, hiking, jogging, mountain biking, and horseback riding. The organization also plays a key role in land preservation and environmental efforts in Ocean County, operating under the direction of the Recreation Department and with the support of the Town Council. Visit the Steve Kitay Living Trail for a scenic outdoor experience and to support local conservation efforts.