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Outdoor classrooms are the new, exciting feature being installed at schools like Abram Jenks, James Dobson, Paul L. Dunbar, John Welsh, Frances E. Willard, and John H. Webster elementary schools as a part of the Fiesta Schoolyards Initiative. Research attests to the benefits of outdoor learning on mental health and academic performance like increased focus and fewer disciplinary issues¹. Fiesta Schoolyards establishes its values-Smart, Impactful, and Transformation-through affordable designs intended to create a safe environment that encourages play and learning throughout the School District of Philadelphia. These bright spaces will inspire the imagination necessary for children to become creative problem solvers and innovative thinkers.

Event flyer with date and time information: October 12th, 1pm-3pm at the Seaport Museum Dock at Penn's Landing.

Resilient Together

In this E&LP video, “Resilient Together,” employees reflect on the adaptations they have made during the pandemic and how E&LP has successfully navigated 2020’s challenges through its social activities, inspiring communication, and supportive culture. We...

Spring Trail Maintenance in Honor of Matt Huff

E&LP is proud to have hosted another successful spring trail maintenance at the Pequest Trout Hatchery in Oxford, NJ. If you have not had the chance to see previously related posts, this volunteer commitment is our way of celebrating the memory of Matt Huff, a...

It’s a Win – Mermaid Park Restoration in Whitpain Township

Congrats to Laura Craig, PhD, our Water Resources Department, and Sovereign Consulting on procuring the ecological restoration project at Mermaid Park in Whitpain Township, PA. This undertaking will include study, design, and permitting for several improvements at the...

E&LP Wins NJ AWRA Excellence in Water Resources Protection and Planning Award

We are proud to announce that Northwest Resiliency Park received the Excellence Award in Water Resources Protection and Planning from the New Jersey Section of the American Water Resources Association. The planning, design, and construction of Northwest Resiliency...

E&LP’s Stormwater Guidance Page Launch: “Adapting to the New Stormwater Rule” Video Release

With the impacts of climate change felt throughout our communities in the form of larger, more intense storm events causing flooding, pollution, and property damage, thoughtful and intelligent stormwater management is more important now than ever. E&LP has...

Borough of Flemington Approves Lee B. Roth’s Sustainable Mixed-Use Project

We are excited to share that the Borough of Flemington approved expansion plans for Lee B. Roth’s Law Office at 91 Main Street in the historic Downtown Business (DB) District. The sustainable mixed-use project involves a partial conversion of the two existing...

Project Update – Former St. Mary’s Hospital

E&LP diligently continues its groundwater remediation work at the Former St. Mary’s Hospital in Passaic, NJ. A large mass of No. 6 fuel oil is located in the groundwater within the fractured bedrock below the site. The first phase of remediation includes using...

New Jersey Section of American Water Resources Association (NJ-AWRA) Fall 2020 Stormwater Management Seminar: Mitigation of Harmful Algal Blooms

E&LP’s Ed Confair, Senior Program Manager of Resiliency, and Clare Moriarty, Project Engineer, are virtually presenting at NJ-AWRA’s Fall 2020 Stormwater Management Seminar: Mitigation of Harmful Algal Blooms on Friday, November 13th from 12 p.m. – 2.00 p.m. “The...

Historic Restaurant, The Clinton House, Receives Approval for Use Variance and Preliminary & Final Site Plan

We are happy to announce that the Town of Clinton approved The Clinton House’s use variance and preliminary & final site plan. Since 1743, this historic restaurant has been a cornerstone in Clinton’s downtown, which is part of the Clinton Historic District listed...

Paterson Great Falls Designated 2021 Great Place in New Jersey by APA

We are thrilled to share that The New Jersey Chapter of the American Planning Association (APA) has recognized The Great Falls Historic Landmark District for the Great Public Space category of the 2021 Great Places in New Jersey. Learn more about APA’s selection of...