Though we may find ourselves inside more often these days, work at Cedar Run continues. Our Nature Center is closed, but our Wildlife Hospital remains open, our resident animals still need to be fed, and Cedar Run’s staff still seeks to educate the public!

Talk about off the beaten path: If you’re headed to Woodford Cedar Run Wildlife Refuge by way of Jackson Road in Medford, you literally run out of asphalt before you happen upon the signs pointing to the tucked-away place that many people consider the true gateway to the Pine Barrens.

3/18/2020- We regret to inform you that Serenade for Wildlife originally scheduled for April 19th, has been postponed until further notice.

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With nearly thirty years of working in conservation, from saving the NJ Highlands to launching the Western Highlands Scenic Byway, he returns to a State with deep roots, a large network of friends and colleagues. Rolling up your sleeves to connect people to nature is one of the most important needs of society today!