A New Jersey township is taking a bold step to protect wildlife, potentially transforming how communities coexist with nature.
According to Montclair Local News, leaders in Montclair, New Jersey, have introduced a proposal to ban hunting on all native wildlife within town limits, expanding an earlier version that applied only to deer.
The ordinance has received initial approval from the town council and now heads to a public hearing and final vote. Early support has been strong, with residents flooding officials’ inboxes urging them to move forward…