Latest News
- Volunteer and Member Appreciation Picnic rescheduled to Wed., June 19-5:30-7:30pm.
- Save the date for the 2013 Butterfly Festival on August 10. Get your discounted tix now!
- The Watershed Institute announces its 2013 Grant Program!
Click here for more details, and how to apply.
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Pass It On – On the Brink of Metamorphosis!
Click here to learn how our new LEED Platinum environmental center will transform the heart of your Watershed Reserve. Discover how our state-of-the-art technologies, laboratory, and interactive exhibits will model how we can all live more environmentally responsible lives.
2013 Butterfly Festival
Save the date! August 10th 10am – 4pm. Click the butterfly to pre-purchase your tickets online for discounts! Live music, local food and artisans, interactive enviro-zones, and of course, butterflies! Find out more about this year’s festivities!
Watershed Nature Camp 2013
Explore, discover, and connect with nature at Watershed Nature Camp this summer. With activities for youth ages 3-16, we offer a little something for everybody. Don’t miss out! We still have limited spots available. Learn more and register here.
Your Watershed Is Working For You
We are leading the fight to protect our region’s water and land, but we can’t do it alone. We need your help to protect our watershed. Become a part of our advocacy team and help us by getting involved in your community.
Come Explore!
Enjoy the wonder of the Kate Gorrie Butterfly House, and our more than 10 miles of hiking trails. Click here to check out our new Watershed Reserve Trail Map!
Restoring Shad to Our ‘Shed
We are working to remove several dams on the Millstone River, restoring 14 miles of river habitat for migratory fish like the American Shad. Learn more about this exciting project!
Make a Donation & Member Benefits
Events
June 21 - Summer Solstice at the StreamFriday, 6:30-8:30PM, Families, $5 per person
Meet SBMWA Education Director Jeff Hoagland at Kunkel Park in Pennington for an exploration of life in and around Lewis Brook and Stony Brook. Expect to discover a variety of creatures including salamanders, frogs and aquatic insects. Wear old sneakers or boots for wading in shallow water and bring a water bottle - we will supply the nets. Registration required. Co-sponsored by Washington Crossing Audubon Society.
