Resources

Whether you're a lifelong naturalist or just getting started, we’ve gathered helpful tools, guides, and links to help you learn more about the Sourlands and take action to protect them.

Maps & Guides

There are beautiful trails throughout the Sourland region. Hiking in the Sourlands can take you to tranquil wooded scenes, fields full of flowers and tall grasses, and boulder fields. There are also wetlands and many hills to climb!

(click on hiking trail map below to expand)

Native Plants & Stewardship at Home

Woman with backpack hiking through a forest in autumn, sunlight filtering through trees, with overlay text 'Living in the Sourlands: A Stewardship Guide'.
A poster featuring purple rare plants called spiderwort, with a background of lush green forest, and text about protecting rare plants and their habitat in the Sourlands.
Logo for Sourland Stewards with a black salamander with yellow spots, the text "Sourland Stewards" and a Facebook icon.

Discuss projects, ask questions, and share successes.

Title slide with the text 'Plant This, Not That: Alternatives to Invasive Species in the Sourlands' surrounded by illustrations of flowers and green leaves.
Text reading "Spring Wildflowers of the Sourlands" with a pink and white wildflower plant on the bottom right.
A scenic landscape of a forested mountain range with fog or low clouds in the valleys and a clear sky.
Text reading 'Summer Wildflowers of the Sourlands' with purple wildflowers on a light yellow background.
Cover of a cookbook titled 'The Foraging Forest Cookbook' in handwritten-style font on a light gray background.

Wildlife & Habitat

Cover page of a guide titled "Identification Guide to Freshwater Macroinvertebrates" with illustrations of various freshwater macroinvertebrates and the logo of Stroud Water Research Center.
Flyer titled "Remember the Rain" with a salamander illustration and a photo of a spotted salamander, promoting salamander conservation and safety tips during the rainy season.
Slide presentation titled 'Stream Monitoring' by The Watershed Institute, formerly known as the Stony Brook-Millstone Watershed Association, with a bowl of small fish and aquatic creatures.
Large boulder in a wooded area surrounded by smaller rocks and green trees.
Presentation slide titled 'Common NJ Freshwater Benthic Macroinvertebrate Identification & Intro to Collection' with background images of various aquatic insects and invertebrates.
A blue and white bird, a blue jay, perched on a tree branch with a blurred leafy background.
Close-up of a black and yellow salamander on a brown surface.

Organizational Info & Reports

A completed IRS Form 990 showing organization details, mission statement, and financial information for Sourland Conservancy, a nonprofit organization.
Cover page with a fall forest scene and a river, and an orange banner at the top with black text reading "Smart Growth Planning and Management Project for the Sourland Mountain"

Sourland Journals