{"success":true,"data":{"pressRelease":{"id":"23528","rtpr_id":"nACS4mKrxa","ticker":"PEG","exchange":"NYSE","all_tickers":["PEG"],"title":"Restoring a Living Estuary: How PSEG Helped Revive Over 20,000 Acres of Wetlands","author":"ACCESSWIRE","published_at":"2026-05-06T14:00:02.794Z","article_body":"NORTHAMPTON, MA / ACCESS Newswire (https://www.accessnewswire.com/) / May 6,\n2026 / Originally published on PSEG ENERGIZE! (https://pr.report/lawd)\n\nAlong the Delaware Estuary, a remarkable transformation has been unfolding -\nquietly, steadily and with profound impact.\n\nSince 1994, our Estuary Enhancement Program has been reshaping thousands of\nacres of wetlands and uplands across New Jersey and Delaware, demonstrating\nwhat long‑term corporate environmental stewardship can achieve. As one of\nthe largest privately funded salt marsh restoration initiatives in the nation,\nthe program has revitalized more than 20,000 acres of critical habitat.\n\n(https://pr.report/lawe)\n\nThe osprey have made a remarkable comeback in the estuary - thanks in part to\nthe improved habitat and nesting conditions created by the Estuary Enhancement\nProgram.\"\n\n-Rebecca, environmental specialist\n\nThese wetlands do far more than paint a scenic backdrop. They filter water,\nbuffer communities from storms and support an extraordinary range of wildlife.\nAmong the most inspiring success stories is the resurgence of the osprey. Once\nendangered, these iconic birds of prey have flourished thanks to restored\nmarshes, improved waterways and the installation of nesting platforms that\nhave helped more than 800 young ospreys take flight.\n\nThese wetlands do far more than paint a scenic backdrop. They filter water,\nbuffer communities from storms and support an extraordinary range of wildlife.\nAmong the most inspiring success stories is the resurgence of the osprey. Once\nendangered, these iconic birds of prey have flourished thanks to restored\nmarshes, improved waterways and the installation of nesting platforms that\nhave helped more than 800 young ospreys take flight.\n\n(https://pr.report/lawf)\n\nBut the benefits extend beyond wildlife.\n\nBy restoring natural systems, reconnecting waterways and inviting the public\nto explore these revitalized landscapes, the program strengthens biodiversity,\nenhances climate resilience and fosters a deeper connection between people and\nthe environment.\n\nOur Estuary Enhancement Program is more than a restoration effort - it's a\ndedication to renewal. And with every osprey soaring above the marsh, it\noffers a powerful reminder that sustainability can be a legacy we build\ntogether.\n\nClick here (https://pr.report/lawg) to watch a brief video highlighting the\nprogram and the remarkable impact it continues to make.\n\nWilliam J. Smith, Lead Writer - PSEG\n\nFind more stories and multimedia from PSEG at 3blmedia.com.\n(https://pr.report/lawh)\n\nContact Info:\nSpokesperson: PSEG\nWebsite:\nhttps://www.3blmedia.com/profiles/public-service-enterprise-group-pseg\nEmail: info@3blmedia.com\n\nSOURCE: PSEG\nView the original press release\n(https://www.accessnewswire.com/newsroom/en/utilities/restoring-a-living-estuary-how-pseg-helped-revive-over-20-000-acres-of-wetlands-1164190)\non ACCESS Newswire\n\n\nCopyright 2026 ACCESS Newswire. All Rights Reserved.","article_body_html":"","raw_payload":{"data":{"id":"nACS4mKrxa","title":"Restoring a Living Estuary: How PSEG Helped Revive Over 20,000 Acres of Wetlands","author":"ACCESSWIRE","ticker":"PEG","created":"2026-05-06T14:00:02.794Z","tickers":["PEG"],"exchange":"NYSE","article_body":"NORTHAMPTON, MA / ACCESS Newswire (https://www.accessnewswire.com/) / May 6,\n2026 / Originally published on PSEG ENERGIZE! (https://pr.report/lawd)\n\nAlong the Delaware Estuary, a remarkable transformation has been unfolding -\nquietly, steadily and with profound impact.\n\nSince 1994, our Estuary Enhancement Program has been reshaping thousands of\nacres of wetlands and uplands across New Jersey and Delaware, demonstrating\nwhat long‑term corporate environmental stewardship can achieve. As one of\nthe largest privately funded salt marsh restoration initiatives in the nation,\nthe program has revitalized more than 20,000 acres of critical habitat.\n\n(https://pr.report/lawe)\n\nThe osprey have made a remarkable comeback in the estuary - thanks in part to\nthe improved habitat and nesting conditions created by the Estuary Enhancement\nProgram.\"\n\n-Rebecca, environmental specialist\n\nThese wetlands do far more than paint a scenic backdrop. They filter water,\nbuffer communities from storms and support an extraordinary range of wildlife.\nAmong the most inspiring success stories is the resurgence of the osprey. Once\nendangered, these iconic birds of prey have flourished thanks to restored\nmarshes, improved waterways and the installation of nesting platforms that\nhave helped more than 800 young ospreys take flight.\n\nThese wetlands do far more than paint a scenic backdrop. They filter water,\nbuffer communities from storms and support an extraordinary range of wildlife.\nAmong the most inspiring success stories is the resurgence of the osprey. Once\nendangered, these iconic birds of prey have flourished thanks to restored\nmarshes, improved waterways and the installation of nesting platforms that\nhave helped more than 800 young ospreys take flight.\n\n(https://pr.report/lawf)\n\nBut the benefits extend beyond wildlife.\n\nBy restoring natural systems, reconnecting waterways and inviting the public\nto explore these revitalized landscapes, the program strengthens biodiversity,\nenhances climate resilience and fosters a deeper connection between people and\nthe environment.\n\nOur Estuary Enhancement Program is more than a restoration effort - it's a\ndedication to renewal. And with every osprey soaring above the marsh, it\noffers a powerful reminder that sustainability can be a legacy we build\ntogether.\n\nClick here (https://pr.report/lawg) to watch a brief video highlighting the\nprogram and the remarkable impact it continues to make.\n\nWilliam J. Smith, Lead Writer - PSEG\n\nFind more stories and multimedia from PSEG at 3blmedia.com.\n(https://pr.report/lawh)\n\nContact Info:\nSpokesperson: PSEG\nWebsite:\nhttps://www.3blmedia.com/profiles/public-service-enterprise-group-pseg\nEmail: info@3blmedia.com\n\nSOURCE: PSEG\nView the original press release\n(https://www.accessnewswire.com/newsroom/en/utilities/restoring-a-living-estuary-how-pseg-helped-revive-over-20-000-acres-of-wetlands-1164190)\non ACCESS Newswire\n\n\nCopyright 2026 ACCESS Newswire. 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