This Year’s Engaging Work – Thanks to You!
Your support this year has helped us work for clean water with our science, policy, ...
Watershed Institute Scientists Alarmed By New Harmful Algal Blooms
A serious public health risk caused by multiple harmful algal blooms (HABs) is currently present ...
Princeton Middle School Students Explore Science
Sixth and seventh graders immersed themselves in real-world data collection and hands-on learning on the ...
Join our StreamWatch Team!
The Watershed Institute seeks volunteers for one of the teams on StreamWatch, a community water ...
StreamWatch: Community Action Stream By Stream
StreamWatch volunteer Tom Smith combines his love of the outdoors and science on the Chemical ...
Road Salts Impact Our State’s Freshwater Quality
When rock salt or brine is spread before snowstorms, salinity levels rise in New Jersey's ...
Our Core Issues – 2022
In 2022, we are working on our core issues to keep water clean, safe and healthy.
Floating Wetlands Launched At Rosedale Lake
Watershed and Trout Unlimited volunteers deployed 20 floating wetlands to absorb nutrients.
Defending Community Monitoring of Waterways in Court
The Watershed Institute will fight in court to let community water monitoring continue.