James Kuligowski, chair of the Trails Advisory Committee, Fran Varacalli, the township’s open space consultant and Randy Jones, chair of the open Space Advisory Committee, left to right, at the July 11 Township Council meeting.
A proposal to reduce the amount of time hunting is allowed on two township nature preserves this year was adopted July 11 by the Township Council.
As a result of the vote, hunters using firearms on the Negri Nepote Native Grassland Preserve and the Griggstown Native Grassland Preserve/Bunker Hill Environmental Center will be restricted to from sunrise to 9 a.m., then from 3 p.m. to sunset during part of hunting Season 3, which runs roughly from late November to early February.
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