NEWS & EVENTS
Living Saints Exhibit: April 23 – June 14
Lambertville artist Johanna Furst will display her Living Saints paintings of sacred trees in the East Gallery of The Watershed Center from April 23 – June 14.
Celebrate 70 Years at Our Annual Meeting – April 29
Join us for our Annual Meeting on April 29. Help us celebrate David McAlpin, Jeff Hoagland, Fred Spar and other Watershed heroes. Meet & Greet at 5:30; Meeting from 6:30 – 7:30 p.m.
Volunteers Remove Invasive Plants
Clearing out tangled underbrush, vines, and invasive plants, about 20 volunteers from Bristol-Myers Squibb recently helped beautify the entrance into The Watershed Institute.
Watershed Celebrates Signing of Flood Defense Act
The Watershed Institute applauds Gov. Phil Murphy for signing into law today the Flood Defense Act, which passed the Legislature earlier this year.
Watershed Path Officially Part of Circuit Trails
The Circuit Trails, a network of biking, walking and other recreation trails in the Greater Philadelphia area, now officially includes a multi-use path at The Watershed Institute.
Join Our Annual Stream Cleanups!
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Volunteer for a Stream Cleanup Near You!
Join us for Earth Day celebrations on Saturdays, April 6 and 13 and volunteer to help remove trash, litter, and debris from local rivers and streams at our 13th Annual Stream Cleanup. Walk-ins welcome – rain or shine: Click to find a location near you…
Run for Clean Water
The Watershed Trail Run helps to support the efforts of The Watershed Institute. All fitness levels are encouraged to participate in our 5k or 10k races! Run the beautiful Watershed Reserve, donate, or sponsor a runner!
Buy Fresh, Buy Local
Honey Brook Organic Farm on the Watershed Reserve sells fresh vegetables, herbs, and flowers that connects families with where their food is grown. The farm also educates people about local, sustainable practices. Purchase a CSA share this season!
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.
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!
Are you River-Friendly?
Becoming River-Friendly is easy. Simply fill out the survey, which outlines actions you can take at home to protect…
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