While performing habitat survey work recently in the NJ Pine Barrens, NJA Stewardship staff encountered this 4-foot Pine Snake as it traveled across a sand road. According to NJDFW: “Pine snakes nearly always occupy dry upland forests dominated by pines. However, Pine snakes require forest openings, with level, well-drained sandy soils and little shrub cover for important nesting, basking and hibernation sites.” Ecological forestry practices performed during certain times of the year in the Pine

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