Welcome To Greater Newark Conservancy - Home Page

Welcome to Greater Newark Conservancy's web site!

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.

We invite you to learn how we are helping New Jersey's urban communities stay green!

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.

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.

programs brochure

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OTHER COMMUNITY EVENTS

Oheb Shalom Congregation of South Orange built the 1884 synagogue building now serving as the centerpiece of the Conservancy's Urban Environmental Center. The Congregation is planning a "Walk of Ages" on Sunday, May 23 at 9:30 a.m. to commence at our Center and head towards its next Newark home. Proceeds from the Walk will benefit the Conservancy and two soup kitchens. Please click below to join us on this festive day.
Oheb Shalom

The New Jersey Keep It Green Campaign is a coalition of 135 organizations from across the state working to renew the Garden State Preservation Trust. For more information on the Campaign, please visit www.njkeepitgreen.org.