The state Department of Environmental Protection executed a $9.7 million purchase of open space in Atlantic County, a deal made public on Jan. 17.
The 5,079-acre tract adjacent to U.S. Route 50 in Estell Manor, though privately owned, had been maintained as a state wildlife management area used for hiking, hunting, fishing and bird watching. The land links Estell Manor Park with the Tuckahoe, Gibson Creek and Maple Lake wildlife management areas.
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