About the Project

A field guide built for curious scrolling

Mammals of New Jersey is a small experiment in turning a species list into a guided digital story.

The homepage is designed like a sequence of chapters: a landscape, a bit of context, five featured mammals, a conservation reminder, and a final invitation to keep exploring.

The goal is not encyclopedic coverage. It is to make nearby wildlife feel vivid, legible, and worth protecting through a cleaner, more immersive reading experience.

Observe responsibly

Watch from a distance and avoid feeding wild mammals.
Stay on marked trails when possible to reduce habitat disturbance.
Treat dens, nests, and nighttime activity as signs to slow down and give animals more space.