The New Jersey Division of Parks and Forestry is a state agency responsible for managing and preserving New Jersey's parks, forests, and natural resources. It oversees a variety of recreational areas, including state parks, forests, and historic sites, ensuring they are accessible for public enjoyment and conservation. In addition to maintaining these areas, the division also focuses on environmental education and stewardship. It offers programs and activities that promote awareness of New Jersey's natural heritage, encouraging residents and visitors to engage with the state's diverse ecosystems and wildlife.