Welcome new and returning members! Thank you to everyone who was able to come to our table at the involvement fair. Come to meet officers and other members! We will … Read More
Join us to meet and listen to our first guest speaker this year: Steve Ricker. Mr. Ricker has been the Director Of Conservation and Wildlife Management / General Manager at … Read More
Join us to learn about owl banding at the Northern Saw-whet Owl banding station run by Wild Bird Research Group (WBRG). We will have a limit of 18 people, so if you're interested … Read More
RU Wildlife Society will be joining the Forestry Club for a full-day trip to the Sparta Mountain Wildlife Management Area. Forester Don Donnelly and wildlife biologist Sharon Petzinger will serve … Read More
Meet our second guest speaker of the year: Dave Ullrich! Mr. Ullrich served as the executive director of the Great Lakes and St. Lawrence Cities initiative. In this role, he … Read More
Embark on a thrilling adventure at Wildcat Ridge! Join citizen scientists during peak Hawk Migration, where you'll witness 500-1,000 daily bird sightings. Limited carpool spots available—reserve yours now using this … Read More
Welcome everyone! Join us for an exciting start to the new semester at RUTWS! Connect with our awesome officers and members at our first meeting, where we'll discuss upcoming events … Read More
Come with us down the shore! We'll be assisting the Terrapin Nesting Project staff with hatchling duty! At this time of the year, the terrapin hatchling will emerge from the sand and we will need to patrol the three TNP-run nesting sites to keep the hatchlings safe. Carpooling is available but limited, secure your … Read More
Are you guys interested in finding a hidden gem at Rutgers? Then join us for a walk in the Helyar Woods. This will be led by Evan Joo, a Phd. student in Ecology & Evolution at Rutgers University. The walk will start at 10 AM (Be at the ENR building by 9:45am) and will last … Read More
Join us to meet and listen to our guest speakers: Brandi and Bill. They are part of the Sea Turtle Recovery located inside Essex County Turtle Back Zoo where they are dedicated to the rehabilitation of sea turtles and providing public outreach. For more information you can check them out at: https://seaturtlerecovery.org/about-us/ As usual, free … Read More