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Independence Seaport Museum allows visitors to discover Philadelphia’s river of history and world of connections. With Cruiser Olympia and World War II-era Submarine Becuna, a boatbuilding workshop, boating opportunities on the beautiful and historic Delaware River, and interactive exhibitions, the Museum is the premier destination on the Penn’s Landing waterfront. To start planning your visit,…
Fairmount Water Works Interpretive Center educates visitors about Philadelphia’s urban watershed at its waterfront facility, operated by the Philadelphia Water Department. This historic water pumping station offers a glimpse into humanity’s important connection to water. See FWW’s virtual programs here.
Delaware Nature Society’s DuPont Environmental Education Center works to improve environmental and community health through its 10-acre ornamental garden, quarter-mile trail through freshwater tidal marsh, and a nature center that is open year-round. NOW OPEN: Jack Markell Trail from the center to New Castle, Delaware (5.5 miles). This center leads canoe and kayak programs for…
Cobbs Creek Community Environmental Education Center has offered environmental education programs at its urban center in Southwest Philadelphia for more than two decades. It offers hands-on activities, research & teacher training to strengthen in-school environmental education. This center features meadows, forest area, two creeks and a wetland.
Center for Aquatic Sciences at Adventure Aquarium is the non-profit that provides all educational components for Adventure Aquarium; the Center engages Camden City students in a rigorous youth development program, conducts research and outreach, and collaborates with community partners to promote the environment, aquatic life and habitats. Check out the digital and virtual programs CAS offers here!
The Camden County Division of Environmental Affairs, a division of the Department of Parks, is responsible for a number of environmental programs and projects which are important to Camden County residents. These include: Recycling and Solid Waste Management,Household Special Waste Collections, Litter Clean-Up and Enforcement, Open Space and Historic Preservation, Watershed Protection and the County Green…