Palmyra Cove is a 250-acre urban oasis along a highly developed area on the Delaware River. Habitats include wetlands, woodlands, meadows, wild creek and river shoreline, and a freshwater Tidal Cove after which the cove is named.
The Institute for Earth Observations at Palmyra Cove is a STEM educational initiative for students and teachers that studies Planet Earth. This is a unique and engaging facility where experiences can be shared…and innovative collaboration begins!

PARTNERING   WITH JB MDL

STARBASE

Using the SPACE TO EARTH: EARTH TO SPACE Educational Model (SEES)

STARBASE is a Department of Defense funded youth program developed to amplify and encourage the understanding of Science, Technology, Engineering and Math. The curriculum is taught by certified instructors…

On April 8, 2024, a total solar eclipse crossed North America, passing over Mexico, the United States, and Canada. During a total solar eclipse, the Moon 1 passes between the Sun and Earth, completely blocking the face of the Sun and causing the sky to darken as if it were dawn or dusk. Millions of people across North America were able to witness this celestial event

Aquatic Mammals Spotted at the Cove

Beaver 2
Palmyra Cove NP – 4/9/2024
Beaver 3
Palmyra Cove NP – 4/9/2024
Beaver 1
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While spring at PCNP is known for bird migration, it is also a great time to spot aquatic mammals like beavers and river otters as they become more active for the mating season!
River Otters at the Tidal Cove -- Tom Bailey 2024
Beavers in the Dredge Cell – Ray Burnside 2024