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Jersey-grown vegetables at a farmer's market stand in Swedesboro, NJ

Allentown, NJ during the Canadian wildfire event in June of 2023. Most of the sky was darkened by smoke as a result of Canadian wildfires during this time.

Aerial view of the tide creek at Cattus Island, Cooper Environmental Center, Toms River NJ

Historic Mill Dam on Rancocas Creek in Mount Holly, NJ, July 2022. Photo by Isaiah Beard.

Island in Country Lake, Browns Mills New Jersey, June 2022. Photographed by Isaiah Beard

Tulip Festival at Dalton Farms, Swedesboro, NJ. April 16, 2022. Photo by Isaiah Beard.

Giraffes at Cape May County Zoo, April 2, 2022. Photograph by Isaiah Beard

Barn at Rutgers Equine Science Center, North Brunswick NJ. Photographer: Isaiah Beard

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	Saturday June 6th The Skirmish Two Historic Haddonfield Walking tours during the Haddonfield Skirmish on June 6, 2026. Tours start at 10am and 12pm. Read more...
	Breakfast with the Troops Brings Revolutionary Debate to the Table Residents and visitors alike will have the opportunity to step back into the tense days of the American Revolution during Breakfast with the Troops, a unique living-history event that combines food, spirited debate, and military interpretation. Read more...
	From Ridicule to Respect: 250 Years of the New Jersey Constitution Haddonfield Partners Grace Church, the Indian King tavern Museum, and the Historical Society of Haddonfield are celebrating the 250th anniversary of the New Jersey Constitution with an educational lecture. Read more...
	National Trails Day: Walk the Princeton Nursery Trails – 1.5 Miles Join us for a walk along the canal and nearby areas. We invite you to come enjoy some outdoor time with us on National Trails Day and learn a bit about the historic & natural resources at the D&R Canal State Park. Our round-trip walks are moderately paced and generally last about 2 hours. Children are welcome but those under 15 must be accompanied by an adult. Participants are asked to meet promptly at the designated parking area noted below at the start time indicated. Read more...
	Moonlight Walk, February 28 at 7:00 pm Listen to the night sounds of the Pines, learn about Whitesbog and experience the seasonal changes of the Pinelands. Read more...
	Storytime and Craft, February 22 from 11:00 am - 12:00 pm EST Come enjoy a seasonal story about the different kinds of wildlife and habitats found in Liberty State Park and then make a story-related craft to take home with you. Read more...

News & Updates

DEP Announces Plan to Extend Legacy Provisions of Real Rule by One Year, Engage Public in Review to Ensure Balanced Framework
Department of Environmental Protection Commissioner Ed Potosnak today announced that the DEP has filed a rulemaking proposal that will be published in the New Jersey Register on Monday, June 1, to extend the legacy provisions of the Resilient Environment and Landscapes (REAL) rule by one year.
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New Jersey Kicks Off Highly Anticipated Summer Season with Beaches and Water Quality in Excellent Shape
New Jersey’s beaches and ocean water quality are in excellent shape as the state kicks off what’s expected to be a banner summer tourism season with large numbers of visitors eager to celebrate the nation’s 250th birthday and FIFA World Cup activities, Department of Environmental Protection officials said during today’s annual State of the Shore event in Asbury Park.
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Acting AG Davenport: Trump Administration Must Obey Court Order and Restore Critical FEMA Program Protecting New Jersey from Natural Disasters
Acting Attorney General Jennifer Davenport and a coalition of 21 other states and the District of Columbia asked a U.S. District Court today to enforce its December 2025 order prohibiting the Trump Administration from terminating the Building Resilient Infrastructure and Communities (BRIC) program, which provides New Jersey communities with critical resources to fortify their infrastructure against natural disasters.
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EPA Stops Industrial Discharge and Launches Source Pollution Study in Elizabeth River Tributary
U.S. Environmental Protection Agency (EPA) is investigating industrial pollution in Hillside, New Jersey after receiving a public complaint about an odorous, slimy residue in an Elizabeth River tributary.
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DEP Seeks Community Partners for Its Annual Youth Inclusion Initiative To Empower Future Environmental Leaders
The Department of Environmental Protection invites community-based organizations across the state to apply for grants to participate in its annual Youth Inclusion Initiative. The six-week summer program provides young people from eligible communities with training in environmental careers, building a more inclusive workforce and boosting community connections.
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