Completed projects include:

• A Natural and Created Wetland Study to assess the vulnerability of ponds to off-road vehicles and buildout and compare natural ponds, excavated ponds, and stormwater basins;

• The Kirkwood-Cohansey Project, a study of the potential effects of groundwater diversions from the Kirkwood-Cohansey aquifer on aquatic and wetland resources;
  
  
• A Right-of-way Plan, a region-wide ecologically based vegetation-management plan for electric-transmission rights-of-way;
  
  
• An Ecological-integrity Assessment, a comprehensive assessment of Pinelands landscape, aquatic, and wetland integrity;
  
  
• Watershed Studies, including studies conducted in the four major Pinelands watersheds;
  
  
• An Impoundment Study, a study of shallow, coastal-plain lake communities;
  
  
• A Cranberry Study, a comparison of wetland and aquatic attributes of watersheds draining active and abandoned cranberry bogs and forest land; and
  
  
• A Rattlesnake Study, a study of the movements of timber rattlesnakes near a residential development.