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Forest’s Cornucopia: Common Jewelweed

The common jewelweed (Impatiens capensis), also known as spotted touch-me-not, is native to North America. When it blooms, it has five orange-yellow flower petals with red-orange spots. It also has three sepals (a sepal is a leaf-like structure found in flowering ...

An Intern’s Summer of Virtual Mapping

One summer internship pivoted into the virtual realm. Sam Vasen, a sophomore at Princeton ...

Tell FERC To Stop PennEast’s New Application

Please tell FERC to withdraw the environmental assessment on PennEast's new phased project. ...

Get Outside!

Looking for outdoor activities and ideas as you savor these final days of summer? ...

Summer Team Explores Stewardship

A small group of summer college students learned about green infrastructure and stewardship. ...

Family Camp’s Successful Summer

Cooped up families discovered safe activities and outdoor fun at the Watershed. ...

Sept. 9 Webinar, 6- 7:30 p.m. for Municipal Professionals on New Stormwater Rules

Elected officials, municipal professionals, planning board, and Environmental Commission members are invited to learn ...

Green Infrastructure Certification – Feb. 4-5 & 12, 2021

The Watershed Institute is collaborating on a two-day Green Infrastructure Certification with the Chesapeake ...

Watershed Develops Model Stormwater Ordinance 2020

The Watershed Institute is helping localities with a model for combating polluted stormwater runoff. ...

Pipelines Blocked Or Delayed Across the Nation

Key decisions are halting natural gas pipelines across the country. ...

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