Edison Wetlands Association

01/08/2025

The Edison Wetlands Association (EWA) is a grassroots non-profit organization dedicated to protecting environmentally sensitive areas of central New Jersey and beyond through education, action and public awareness.

The EWA was founded in 1993 direct action has had a profound positive impact on the quality of life for all of New Jersey families and our shared environment.

Two of our largest projects, the restoration of the Triple C Ranch and Nature Center and Rabbit Greens Community Park are celebrating their 25th anniversary this year.

The EWA is diligently working to complete the necessary work to reopen after the deadly 2021 Hurricane Ida.

Donations can be mailed directly to the Edison Wetlands Association, Inc.
206 Tyler Road, Edison NJ

01/27/2023

Happy 2023 and we look forward to the reopening of the. newly renovated Song Bird Trail and Triple C Ranch and Nature Center.
A lot has happened with our work to preserve the Triple C Ranch and Nature Center, the largest contiguous wetlands in Northern New Jersey.
We need your help to fully realize our shared dream. Please help us reopen our nature center and trails.
Mayor Joshi, Bob Deheil, and the Edison Town Council have been attacking our charity's successful clothing recycling program Repurpose New Jersey.
We need your support to let the Mayor and Town Council know you support our charity's hard work. Please call Mayor Joshi at (732) 248-7298 and tell Mayor Joshi you support EWA's Repurpose New Jersey's Textile Recycling program.
This no-cost program recycled used clothing from landfills and directly supports Edison Wetlands Association, Inc. charitable work rescuing injured wildlife, and preserving the Peter J. Barnes Wildlife refuge. A portion of the Repurpose New Jersey Textile recycling funds also helps wealth-challenged families by directly supporting food pantries in Edison and Woodbridge.
Please help our charity save this critically important clothing Recycling program. Many of our members have donated to the Repurpose clothing program in the past so we need your help to save this important program now!

05/19/2022

You cannot make this stuff up

06/05/2021

g We are looking for volunteers and and also hiring. for more info e-mail us at [email protected]

11/09/2020

Here is one of the largest trees in the Dismal Swamp Conservation Area, which EWA helped preserve and continues to manage as an ecological resource for central New Jersey.

American beech - 11/7/2020

11/06/2020

This was part of the Raritan River Project and walkway, which was funded by the EWA's Supplemental Environmental Funds. We worked on its design for many years along with the cleanup of the Mound B portion of Kin-Buc Landfill. This was Phase I of a three-phase project that was supposed to involve the closure of Edison Landfill.

09/23/2020

This is someone who is near and dear and part of our extended family.

John Mark Zub of Fort Lauderdale, FL, formerly of Yulan, NY; Boulder, CO; Edison, NJ; and Iselin, NJ; passed away unexpectedly on September 5, 2020 at Holy Cross Hospital in Fort Lauderdale. He was …

08/26/2020

A failed cleanup plan could result in a devastating intersection of two health threats in New Jersey: the COVID-19 pandemic and a potential explosive release of chemical poisons. Edison Wetlands Association's work at the American Cyanamid Superfund Site in Bridgewater, NJ was featured today in this NBC 4 NY story. We will continue to post updates on this site as we push EPA to address all health and safety concerns when deciding on a full-scale remediation plan for the two chemical lagoons.

"They have no idea the witches' brew that make up these two giant impoundments" - EWA Executive Director Robert Spiegel

03/11/2020

Welcome, spring! Hear the spring peepers in our Dismal Swamp Conservation Area? Their calling usually reaches its peak this time of year 🐸