ASHLEY BALCERZAK / YAHOO! NEWS / NORTHJERSEY.COM – For the next two weeks, members of the public can weigh in on a state plan to protect areas of Liberty State Park from the impacts of climate change, such as flooding and extreme heat.

The New Jersey Department of Environmental Protection unveiled the “Liberty State Park Resilience Project” at an open house on Saturday, Oct. 17, inside the Central Railroad of New Jersey Terminal.

The state will accept comments on the plan to preserve the state’s most visited state park through the end of the day on Saturday, Oct. 31 …