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Madison Councilwoman Ehrlich and Friends of the Drew Forest win environmental awards
“For the fifth year in a row, Madison has been singled out among New Jersey’s 564 towns for its environmental leadership.
The Association of New Jersey Environmental Commissions (ANJEC) has honored Borough Councilwoman Rachel Ehrlich with its Municipal Leadership Award, following in the footsteps of Mayor Robert H. Conley, who won in 2021.
In addition, Friends of the Drew Forest is the recipient in the nonprofit category, a result of its ‘exceptional educational awareness campaign,’ according to ANJEC Executive Director Jennifer Coffey.”
Six major environmental groups call for Drew Forest preservation in Madison
“Leaders from Environment New Jersey, the Association of New Jersey Environmental Commissions (ANJEC), the New Jersey Highlands Coalition, New York/New Jersey Baykeeper, Raritan Headwaters Association and The Watershed Institute signed a Monday, Aug. 8 letter to the Friends of the Drew Forest advocacy group voicing their ‘vociferous support for the full conservation of the entire 53 acres of the Drew University Forest’ on behalf of their organizations.
‘There are many land-use battles across the state, some that are waged with scant environmental evidence,’ the letter reads. ‘This is not one of them, and the double whammy precedent of the potential development of such a unique ecosystem that the Drew University Forest represents along with the actions by the university hoping to cash out one of its most treasured places compel us to action.’
Environment NJ and five other state groups sign a letter supporting the conservation of the Drew Forest
Six local, regional, and state environmental organizations have issued their support for the conservation of the Drew Forest Preserve Thank you to the following groups for joining the regional fight to save the Forest: The Association of New Jersey Environmental Commissions, Environment New Jersey, NJ Highlands Coalition, NY/NJ Baykeeper, Raritan Headwaters Association, and the Watershed Institute.
Association of New Jersey Environmental Commissions Supports Saving the Drew Forest!
The Association of New Jersey Environmental Commissions, a statewide organization that provides leadership, education, and support for strong state and environmental policy, has written a letter of support to save the Drew Forest!
New Jersey Highlands Coalition Supports Saving the Drew Forest!
New Jersey Highlands Coalition has written a letter of support of saving the Drew Forest!