Embracing Responsible Deer Herd Stewardship in New Jersey
Tuesday, June 9, 2026 @ 7 PM via Zoom
Registration Required: https://us02web.zoom.us/meeting/register/1XfmQnDDRj61gkkikgicAA
Join us to learn:
- Why more holistic, effective deer herd stewardship is necessary
- How we can accomplish this by working together and being respectful of diverse viewpoints
- How New Jersey Conservation Foundation and diverse partners are helping to catalyze progress
- What you can do to produce success
About 
Our Presenter: Joe Basralian is contracted to the New Jersey Conservation Foundation to collaborate in addressing the crisis of overabundant deer herds impacting many parts of New Jersey. He has worked professionally or as a volunteer in New Jersey conservation for 17 years with The Nature Conservancy, New Jersey Audubon, the League of Conservation Voters, Friends of the Drew Forest, the Great Swamp Watershed Association, and other groups. For several years he played a key support role in the NJ Keep It Green Coalition for open space, farmland and historic preservation. He is a member of the NJ Highlands Council, has chaired Chatham Township’s Open Space Committee for 14 years, helping to preserve 250 acres in that time, and has been an active leader in Scouting America for 10 years.