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Solar Field Volunteer Day (August 27, 2026)
The NJSOC is working closely with the US Fish and Wildlife Service on a project to remove invasive species and establish a pollinator meadow in the old solar field. This will create a wonderful new wildlife habitat and educational space on campus. In preparation for a fall seeding, we need to remove some of the remaining invasive species and need your help. The target for the day will be foxtail grass and eradication involves hand pulling and transport to our disposal site. If you’d like to join the fun, wear long pants and long sleeves and BYO gloves. We’ll provide the education, inspiration and snacks.
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SOC Volunteers Get the Job Done!
Ramapo Students Spend a Weekend of Service at NJSOC
By: Michela Sales, NJSOC Executive Assistant We were thrilled to welcome 15 students from Ramapo College’s Civic and Community Engagement Center for a weekend of service, learning, and discovery in Stokes State Forest. Led by NJSOC’s Director of Education, Tanya Sulikowski, the students rolled up their sleeves and got right to work on two important service projects: clearing the Purple Finch Trail to ensure it remains safe and accessible for hikers, and giving our Ambassador Animals’ enclosures a much needed deep cleaning. Their care and attending made a meaningful impact on both our trails and Ambassador Animals. It wasn’t all