NEWS & EVENTS
Polluted Stormwater: A Challenge for New Jersey
In NJ, stormwater pollution accounts for 60 percent of the pollution that enters our waters. 40 other states have created and operate “stormwater utilities” to address this problem.
Water IQ
What's Your Water IQ? Water is our most precious natural resource—without it, all life would perish. Water is also incredibly fragile and vulnerable to many ...
The Health of Heathcote Brook
Heathcote Brook is one of the smallest subwatersheds in the Millstone basin. Its been monitored monthly by veteran StreamWatch volunteer Ted Chase since 2005!
Kwel’ Hoy: Many Struggles, One Front
More than 75 people celebrated the April 24 opening of Kwel’ Hoy, an exhibition that connects communities protecting water, land, and our collective future.
Watershed’s Green Roof and Rain Barrels at Princeton Parklet
The Princeton Parklet opened Saturday, featuring live music, free ice cream and displays of rain barrels and green roofs by The Watershed Institute.
The Watershed Institute – Our New Name!
The Stony Brook-Millstone Watershed Association’s board voted last month to change the name of the organization to The Watershed Institute.
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Watershed Butterfly Festival
Put on your wings and join us on the Watershed Reserve, August 4 for a full day of family fun with games & activities, food, drinks and live music…
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Our New Name!
The Board of Trustees voted in April to change our name to The Watershed Institute ….
What’s Your Water-IQ?
We invite you to examine your relationship with water. Every drop counts! Learn or brush up on basic facts about water, including where your drinking water comes from and how we can better protect water.
Stop the PennEast Pipeline
We oppose the proposal by PennEast Pipeline Company, LLC., to build a natural gas pipeline through ecologically…
Are you River-Friendly?
Becoming River-Friendly is easy. Simply fill out the survey, which outlines actions you can take at home to protect…
Resources for Watersheds
Watershed Resource Services promote the health and resiliency of New Jersey’s watersheds by strengthening, connecting, and mobilizing watershed organizations. We assist both small and large nonprofits in their efforts to protect local watersheds through our small grants program, one-on-one technical assistance, our workshop series, and more!
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Our Field Academy was able to see the effects of single use plastics on our beaches with help from the NY/NJ Baykee… t.co/Zhno46c7xT
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