Is Flooding On The Rise?
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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What Lives In Our Waterways?
Our waterways are teeming with life—mammals, fish, birds, reptiles, amphibians and many smaller creatures.
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Watershed Trail Run – A Muddy Success
About 280 runners braved humid weather and sloppy conditions for The Watershed Institute’s 3rd Annual 10K/5K Trail Run on Sunday on the Watershed Reserve.
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Connie and Bill Bauder help plan for the Watershed’s Future
Connie and Bill Bauder said they want future generations to acquire the connection with nature that they've enjoyed in their lifetimes and to become good stewards of our water and land.
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A Common Love by Anne Wieland
Anne Wieland of Homer, Alaska, grew up on the Stony Brook, in Princeton, near the Hun School. She fell hard for the Brook in the 1940s.
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Betsy Hoover talks about her Planned Giving
Betsy Hoover, long-time Watershed Friend and legacy society member talks about her planned gift and what it means to her...
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