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Tenafly chosen for five‑year humane deer‑management study; MOU in drafting
Summary
Tenafly received a five‑year grant from Humane World to study humane deer population management; two Humane World scientists visited May 6 and a Memorandum of Understanding is being drafted. Officials said Tenafly is the only New Jersey town selected.
Julie O’Connor (council) told the Environmental Commission that Tenafly has received a five‑year grant from Humane World (formerly Humane Society of the United States) to support a humane deer‑management case study. She said two scientists from the organization visited Tenafly on May 6 to meet municipal staff and gather information about potential wildlife conflict areas.
O’Connor said Humane World is drafting a Memorandum of Understanding to begin the project and that Tenafly is the only town in New Jersey with which the organization will be working. Commission members present included Chris Tompkins and Deb Davidson, who met with the visiting scientists. The item was presented as an ongoing collaboration; no final agreement had been signed at the time of the meeting.
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