How much do you know about the Delaware Estuary and the things that are in it? Test your knowledge and maybe learn something too!
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How much do you know about the Delaware Estuary and the things that are in it? Test your knowledge and maybe learn something too!
Take Quiz
What are living shorelines? What role do they play in environmental science? Partnership for the Delaware Estuary has a spectacular new story map that tells you all about the Delaware Estuary Living Shorelines Initiative (DELSI). Click HERE to see.
Have a wetland issue? Check your WATCH
The Wetland Assessment Tool for Condition and Health (WATCH) is a tool to provide guidance to restoration practitioners in evaluating multiple aspects of current and future tidal salt marsh conditions. The ultimate goal of WATCH is to provide a method to evaluate the weight of evidence regarding ecological deficiency at a site to inform thoughtful decision-making in the context of different management goals and the appropriate selection of restoration tactics.
Our latest wetlands video is now available to watch! See what PDE has been up to in the world of tidal wetlands.
The migration or transgression of salt marshes upland and into the fringes of adjacent coastal forests is a natural process as sea levels rise.
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Watch Our Latest Video
Ever wonder about the Delaware Estuary’s murky water? Watch this to learn more.
What is an estuary?
People often ask us this question.
An estuary is where the river meets the sea.
Watch this video and learn more!
Good news for spring! The latest issue of Perennial Pages is now available. Take a look by going here.
In this issue, read how to tame stress through gardening. Find out about weeds. Plus, the lasted in space invaders and more!
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Penn Today Article: Putting Mussels to the TestÂ
Save the Date!
Thursday, October 10, 2019
5:00 to 8:30 pm
Vie by Cescaphe
Philadelphia, PA
Join us at the 2019 Experience the Estuary Celebration! This annual celebration typically attracts 400 of our closest friends and supporters from across the region.