Official Site of The State of New Jersey

Climate Change Exhibit in State Parks and Forests

Informational exhibits spotlighting sea-level rise, harmful algal blooms, extended wildfire seasons and ghost forests are available at state parks this year to educate the public about how these specific climate change impacts are affecting New Jersey’s state parks and forests. The exhibits, which feature physical displays at parks and also have a corresponding interactive component, highlight four of the many impacts that climate change is having on New Jersey’s state parks and forests. They are part of DEP’s ongoing climate change education initiative that includes radio public service spots, billboards and social media announcements to spread awareness about climate change.

Learn where you can view the Climate Change Exhibit in New Jersey's state parks and forests.

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Introduction

Harmful Algal Blooms

Rising Temps & Tides

More Intense Wildfires

The Ocean & The Trees

Exhibit Locations

The DEP's Climate Change Exhibit is on display at the following areas:

Future Exhibit Locations

The DEP's Climate Change Exhibit will be available in the following areas soon: