8Feb

Honey Brook Organic Farm Practices Stewardship

By Pam Podger / Feb 08 / Conserving and Restoring Habitats, Our Center and Reserve / No Comments

The farm on the Watershed Reserve sells fresh vegetables, herbs, and flowers through its CSA program. Farm shares are now on sale for the upcoming season.

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17Jan

Rain, Rain, Go Away!

By Rob Nicolaides / Jan 17 / Conserving and Restoring Habitats, Safeguarding Our Communities / No Comments

Did you know that 2018 marked the wettest year on record in New Jersey since record-keeping began in 1895? New Jersey received more than 64 inches of precipitation last year, a whopping 18 inches higher than normal.

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26Jul

2018 Butterfly House is Breathtaking

By Rob Nicolaides / Jul 26 / Conserving and Restoring Habitats, Empowering River-Friendly Practices, Events, Our Center and Reserve / No Comments

The 2018 season is in full swing at the Kate Gorrie Butterfly House. The full life cycle of our wonderful winged creatures is a sight to behold.

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18Jun

Is Flooding On The Rise?

By Pam Podger / Jun 18 / Conserving and Restoring Habitats, Safeguarding Our Communities / No Comments

Hard surfaces like asphalt, concrete, and rooftops mean there is less room for rainfall and snowmelt to soak into the ground.

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18Jun

Will We Have Enough Water?

By Pam Podger / Jun 18 / Conserving and Restoring Habitats / No Comments

When there isn’t enough water, our streams, rivers and lakes dry up. This means all the critters who live in the water, as well as ...

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15Feb

Stormwater Utilities Would Benefit NJ

By Pam Podger / Feb 15 / Conserving and Restoring Habitats, Safeguarding Our Communities / No Comments

Stormwater utilities, a tool for managing flooding and water pollution, are gaining prominence in NJ as a better way to capture rain and fix old stormwater systems while benefiting homeowners and ...

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26Oct

Watershed Installs Floating Wetlands

By Pam Podger / Oct 26 / Building Partnerships, Conserving and Restoring Habitats, Empowering River-Friendly Practices, Monitoring Our Water / No Comments

The Watershed recently installed floating wetlands at the Meadow Lakes retirement community in East Windsor and, if successful, this innovative approach to improving water quality may be expanded...

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10Oct

Princeton Stormwater Management Panel Oct. 18

By Pam Podger / Oct 10 / Building Partnerships, Conserving and Restoring Habitats, Safeguarding Our Communities / No Comments

Join the Stony Brook-Millstone Watershed Association's Kory Kreiseder, a stormwater specialist, at the Princeton Public Library on Oct. 18.

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15Sep

State Grants Expand Watershed’s Impact

By Pam Podger / Sep 15 / Building Partnerships, Conserving and Restoring Habitats, Monitoring Our Water / No Comments

Two grants recently announced by the state Department of Environmental Protection will bolster key efforts by the Stony Brook-Millstone Watershed Association to monitor and improve water quality...

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