Coffee At New Jersey Audubon

Richard Cotton, Cotton Cattle Company partner, joins Eric, Mike, and John Cecil, to discuss how his family's sustainable farm is a vital part of the local ecology, the noble pursuit of producing healthy food, and how technology can transform farming. For more information, please visit: https://njaudubon.org/coffee

Dave Daly, President of PSE&G, on transforming New Jersey's energy supply with clean energy, and how his company works with New Jersey Audubon to ensure important habitat protection, as well as their collaboration on Eco Schools.

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Senators Bob Smith (D) and Kip Bateman (R), from the New Jersey Legislature, join NJ Audubon's Vice President of Government Relations, Eileen Murphy, and Eric and Mike, to examine why our environment benefits from bipartisan legislation.

Ashley Rey, the youngest ever Chair of the New Jersey Audubon Board of Directors, discusses conservation leadership as the Millennial and Gen Z generations become increasingly influential. For more info, please visit https://njaudubon.org/coffee

Olivia Glenn, the Director of the Parks and Forestry Division of the New Jersey Department of Environmental Protection, explains how the Garden State's natural and historic gems anchor all New Jerseyans with a sense of place and belonging. For more info, go to: https://njaudubon.org/coffee

Dr. David Mizrahi, a leading expert on migratory birds, and VP of Research and Monitoring at New Jersey Audubon, in conversation on shorebird conservation, the relationship between the Horseshoe crab and the Red knot, and the busy avian flight path that is the Atlantic Flyway. For more resources on this topic, go to https://njaudubon.org/coffee

Kelly Wenzel and Brendan Schaffer sit down with Eric and Mike and give us their Top Ten Tips on staying close to nature during the Coronavirus lockdown. For more info, go to: https://njaudubon.org/coffee

Dale Rosselet sits down with Eric and Mike and tells us why reconnecting kids to nature is so vital, and why outdoor kids are the future of both our environment and our society. For more resources on this topic, go to

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John Cecil joins Eric and Mike to explain why New Jersey's forests and woodlands are middle-aged, how their structure and function interact, and why they are so important to humans as well as wildlife. For more resources on this topic, go to https://njaudubon.org/coffee

Eric and Mike discuss New Jersey Governor Phil Murphy’s recently announced goals for creating 7500 Megawatts of wind-generated power off the New Jersey coastline, what it means for local wildlife, as well as the concept of the Negawatt.

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