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Mendham Township Library with host deer stewardship program Thursday, July 30
Source: New Jersey Hills · Jul 17, 2026, 2:00 PM
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The Mendham Township Library will host a deer stewardship educational program featuring Joe Basralian of Deer New Jersey.
The event, titled "Deer New Jersey: Let's Find a Balance for Our Forests, Farms and Families," will explore strategies for managing deer populations while protecting local ecosystems.
The program takes place at 7 p.m. on Thursday, July 30 at the library's location on West Main Street.
Key points
- Mendham Township Library hosting deer stewardship program on July 30
- Joe Basralian from Deer New Jersey presenting educational session
- Program addresses balancing deer management with forest and farm protection
- Event focuses on community wildlife management solutions
- Free community education opportunity at local library
FAQ
- What is the Deer New Jersey program about?
- The program explores strategies for managing deer populations in New Jersey while protecting forests, farms, and families from negative impacts of overpopulation.
- Who is the speaker at this event?
- Joe Basralian of Deer New Jersey will host the presentation and discuss deer stewardship approaches.
- When and where is the event held?
- The program takes place Thursday, July 30 at 7 p.m. at Mendham Township Library, located at 2 West Main Street in Mendham.
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