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Click on the image above to learn more about the 25th Anniversary Fund
Farm Stand Schedule
The Farm Stand will be back soon!
Stay tuned for upcoming dates and locations.
Greater Newark Conservancy promotes environmental stewardship to improve the quality of life in New Jersey's urban communities. Founded in 1987, the Conservancy has four program areas--environmental education, community greening and gardening, job training and advocacy for environmental justice.
Greater Newark Conservancy is a proud member of Earth Share New Jersey. Click the logo below to find out how you can start a workplace giving campaign today.
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We are a part of a nationwide network of the world's most respected environmental and conservation organizations.
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Our Current Program Brochure
Join us at a variety of programs offered at the Prudential Outdoor Learning Center and journey toward a life-long appreciation of living things and commitment to nature.
Greater Newark Conservancy brings the wonders of nature and the urban environment to life through interactive, hands-on activities throughout the year. |
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Upcoming Programs & Events
Would you like to raise awareness of your green business or non-profit?
Click below for more information and an application to become a vendor at the
Spring Block Party on May 11th. SORRY, WE ARE NOT ACCEPTING ANYMORE
VENDOR APPLICATIONS AT THIS TIME.
It's not too soon to enter your garden in the 2013 City Gardens Contest! This is
the 23rd Anniversary of the contest, which is open to all Newark residents,
businesses and organizations.
Click here to downloard the 2013 City Gardens Contest entry form
Click on image to downlaod our newsletter
Check out this great article about Urban Farming in Newark. Thank you to the Wall Street Journal for recognizing the important work of our Clean & Green team and the Newark Youth Leadership Project!
Newark may be known for many things, but its homegrown hydroponic lettuce, chicken coops and bushels of local kale aren’t among them. Click here to read more...
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