NJ Fish and Wildlife, Office of Fish and Wildlife Information SystemsNew Jersey's Wildlife Management Area System, administered by NJ Fish and Wildlife's Bureau of Land Management, preserves a diversity of fish and wildlife habitats from Delaware Bay coastal marshes to Kittatinny Ridge Mountain tops. Ranging in size from the 0.68-acre Delaware River Fishing Access Site at the Pennsauken WMA to the 33,000-acre Peaslee Tract in Cumberland and Cape May counties, Wildlife Management Areas provide countless outdoor recreational opportunities for New Jersey residents and visitors from out of state. The Wildlife Management Area System has over 358,000 acres in 122 Wildlife Management Areas. This dataset represents the habitat patches within the Wildlife Management Areas and tracks the management that is taking place within the patches. This data represents the best interpretation of the habitat patches at the time of release or update. Management has taken place before and after the release/update that is not represented based on staff limitations.ArcGIS FeatureLayerhttps://hub.arcgis.com/datasets/caf5bb5370a5428b94af8743bcc4cc95_0engNew Jersey Department of Environmental Protection's (NJDEP) Bureau of GISPublicNJ Fish and Wildlife Habitat Patches Within Wildlife Management Areas in New Jersey (View) [New Jersey]Web servicesNew JerseyLast Modified: 2026-01-08