Jennifer Cabral

Photographer

EXECUTIVE ORDER NO. 118

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Drexel Woods a 36-acre of open ...the public on April, 7th, 2018.

Drexel Woods a 36-acre of open space in Lawrenceville, NJ is closed indefinitelly to the public on April, 7th, 2018.

A butterfly garden usually main...ocal scout groups lays dormant.

A butterfly garden usually maintained by local scout groups lays dormant.

A popular destination for local...ps in Lawrenceville sits empty.

A popular destination for local schools trips in Lawrenceville sits empty.

The white trail is more evenly ... includes a raised wooden path.

The white trail is more evenly groomed for first time visitors and it includes a raised wooden path.

It's estimated that Law...itive cases of covid-19 was 46.

It's estimated that Lawrencevile, where Drexel Woods is located, has 33,472 residents. On August 7th, 2020 the total positive cases of covid-19 was 46.

Scouts projects are found throu...xel Woods including bird boxes.

Scouts projects are found throughout Drexel Woods including bird boxes.

In previous years, affordable h...open land by Lawrence Township.

In previous years, affordable housing and single family homes had been considered to occupy this area that is now preserved as open land by Lawrence Township.

The Lawrenceville Greenway is a...community in Lawrence Township.

The Lawrenceville Greenway is a non-profit organization that advocates a walkable community in Lawrence Township.

A single blaze indicates the wh...itable for first time visitors.

A single blaze indicates the white trail which is more suitable for first time visitors.

A patch of trail at Drexel Woods in Lawrenceville, NJ.

Detail of Lichen and sunset at Drexel Woods.

Two trails at Drexel Woods are ...aint squares to guide visitors.

Two trails at Drexel Woods are signed with paint squares to guide visitors.

This area of wooded watershed is bathed by Shabakunk Creek.

The Lenni Lenape Indians lived ...original stewards of this land.

The Lenni Lenape Indians lived and hunted in the woods along the Shabakunk Creek and were the original stewards of this land.

The vegetation at Drexel Woods ...ratory birds and small animals.

The vegetation at Drexel Woods provides seeds and nuts for migratory birds and small animals.

Drexel Woods is an example of p...ing public access to open land.

Drexel Woods is an example of public and private stewardship offering public access to open land.

Drexel Woods is a sanctuary for migratory and resident birds.

Moonrise at Drexel Woods closed...lic on April, 7th, 2018 at 8PM.

Moonrise at Drexel Woods closed indefinitelly to the public on April, 7th, 2018 at 8PM.

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Thumbnail of A popular destination for local _ips in Lawrenceville sits empty.

Thumbnail of The white trail is more evenly g_t includes a raised wooden path.

Thumbnail of It's estimated that Lawr_sitive cases of covid-19 was 46.

Thumbnail of Scouts projects are found throug_exel Woods including bird boxes.

Thumbnail of In previous years, affordable ho_ open land by Lawrence Township.

Thumbnail of The Lawrenceville Greenway is a _ community in Lawrence Township.

Thumbnail of A single blaze indicates the whi_uitable for first time visitors.

Thumbnail of A patch of trail at Drexel Woods in Lawrenceville, NJ.

Thumbnail of Detail of Lichen and sunset at Drexel Woods.

Thumbnail of Two trails at Drexel Woods are s_paint squares to guide visitors.

Thumbnail of This area of wooded watershed is bathed by Shabakunk Creek.

Thumbnail of The Lenni Lenape Indians lived a_ original stewards of this land.

Thumbnail of The vegetation at Drexel Woods p_gratory birds and small animals.

Thumbnail of Drexel Woods is an example of pu_ring public access to open land.

Thumbnail of Drexel Woods is a sanctuary for migratory and resident birds.

Thumbnail of Moonrise at Drexel Woods closed _blic on April, 7th, 2018 at 8PM.

Public Project

EXECUTIVE ORDER NO. 118

Date of Work Apr 2020 - Apr 2020

Updated Apr 2020

Location Lawrenceville, New Jersey

Topics #Covid-19, Documentary, Epidemics, Photography

On April 7th, 2020, state parks and forests throughout New Jersey were closed to the public. Executive Order No. 118 took effect at 8PM in an attempt to further discourage public interactions and gatherings during the pandemic of covid-19. The United States has the most cases of infections in the world and New Jersey is only second to New York in the number of cases of the virus.

These images were taken in the last few minutes that access to Drexel Woods’ 36-acres were accessible in Lawrenceville, NJ. Nature was there as always; People, until further notice will not.

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