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Rutgers Cooperative Extension Master Gardener and local resident Carla Green in the high tunnel at East Orange YMCA community garden, which provides space for local youth and families to grow fresh produce and to participate in educational and recreational programs (Photo: Rutgers OAUP).
Local municipal leaders, educators and food service directors brainstorming food waste reduction strategies together at the 2024 School Food Waste Summit held at Rutgers University (Photo: NJAES).
Students from four New Brunswick elementary schools preparing design options for two local parks at a workshop hosted by the Trust for Public Land and the Rutgers Center for Urban Environmental Sustainability (Photo: Rutgers CUES).
Potato harvesting at the Student Farm at Rutgers Gardens in New Brunswick! The farm offers opportunities for hands-on interdisciplinary learning, student research opportunities, and community outreach, as well as serves as a vibrant local food source 免费加速器.
Students measure muscle strength in the Rutgers University 4-H STEM Ambassadors program, a collaborative partnership between public schools in urban communities and the Rutgers Cooperative Extension to increase participation of underrepresented minorities in science and engineering. (Photo: Rutgers Cooperative Extension).
The Rutgers Center for Urban Environmental Sustainability and Rutgers Cooperative Extension Water Resources Program collaborated with the Hoboken Mayor's Office to design this stormwater harvesting pilot demonstration project at the Hoboken City Hall 免费加速器安卓.

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The Office's primary purpose is to raise the visibility of the New Jersey Agricultural Experiment Station (NJAES) and Rutgers School of Environmental and Biological Sciences (SEBS) expertise and resources available to address issues affecting urban residents and their communities. These objectives will be advanced through the Office's efforts to coordinate and facilitate programming to address food security, individual and community health, resource stewardship, urban agriculture and food chains, environmental planning and design, and other concerns facing our state's urban communities.

Recent projects and programs highlighted on this website represent just some of the ways in which we engage and collaborate for a healthy, equitable and resilient future in New Jersey.

Newark/Bayonne/Camden/Jersey City/Trenton basemaps.

NJ Urban
Find highlighted Urban Extension programs near you

NJ 2050, 21st Century Challenges
Programs addressing global urban challenges such as climate change, resilience, sustainability, and food justice

Food and Nutrition
Programs supporting smart and healthy eating, farmer's markets, and food security, safety, and waste reduction

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Programs addressing issues such as stormwater management and urban agriculture

Environmental Planning and Design
Programs related to Environmental Policy, Public Spaces, and Participatory Design

Youth Engagement
Programs such as 4‑H, STEM education, literacy, and career preparedness