Pine Barrens

He said we "ride on tractors and listen to Kenny Chesney". Umm.... YES WE DO and DON'T FORGET IT.

Unless, we heed this recommendation from the Pinelands Preservation Alliance.

Over 100 firefighters have been working overnight to contain a wildfire that's consumed over 1.200 acres near Fort Dix.

One could argue that the most important element to the survival of the Pine Barrens is fire.

If you're interested in the Pine Barrens - it's history, it's art, it's future, you're going to love an event happening on the Stockton University campus on Sunday, March 10th.

We've asked it before and we asked again: Does South Jersey really have it all? Here's what you said.

You've heard of Robin Hood and Little John in Sherwood Forest, but have you ever heard of Joe Mulliner, Robin Hood of South Jersey?

South Jersey's favorite creature has been missing for 3 years. Where has he been?

A woman has come forward saying she saw Bigfoot in the South Jersey Pine Barrens in early April.
Lock your doors! (Well, honestly, we don't know if a locked door would stop Bigfoot from actually entering your home, so.....never mind.)

I find that the Pine Barrens are the most beautiful part of South Jersey. Ok, so maybe it's the beach, but the Pine Barrens is a close second. Here are 12 breathtaking photos of the Pine Barrens that will make you agree.

New Jersey forest fire officials warn that with the onset of spring, the risk of fires in Jersey's woods increases.

A fascinating movie on the Pine Barrens is nearly complete, but the director and producers of the film are making one last push for support.