River-Friendly Certification Programs promote clean water and a healthy environment through voluntary action by individuals and institutions. To achieve these goals we work one-on-one with residents, businesses, golf courses, and schools to improve land stewardship practices. The program works to reduce pollution, conserve water, restore habitat for wildlife and educate the public about becoming better environmental stewards.
The Watershed Institute, New Jersey Water Supply Authority and Raritan Headwaters Association have formed a partnership to implement a suite of River-Friendly programs for businesses, golf courses, schools, and residents in New Jersey. Click the link below to check out our joint River-Friendly website.
Enter the challenge. In October 2023, 4 winners will be randomly selected to receive one of the prizes below!
Reduce polluted runoff into nearby streams by managing stormwater on properties and changing habits to minimize adding pollutants to the environment.
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Decrease indoor and outdoor water usage by minimizing unnecessary water use or by capturing rainwater for later use.
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Enhance property features to support beneficial, native wildlife which supports healthy local ecosystems. 
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Share River-Friendly information with all of our neighbors and encourage more environmental stewardship throughout our communities.
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Join us from 11 a.m. - 3 p.m. on Sept. 16 for the free Trenton River Days event.
The Watershed Academy for High School Students kicked off its first week with approximately 20 enthusiastic participants from various area high schools. The academy aims to ...
Sixteen trees have been planted in Mill Hill Park in Trenton to improve climate resiliency and promote a better environment as the first phase of ...
Watershed Educators will visit the Lambertville Public School to share the importance of clean water with students and teachers.
Watershed staff have planted milkweed, educated people and tagged monarchs to support these magnificent creatures.
About 70 participants and scores of Trenton community groups learned about the Assunpink and other vital waterways in the community
Princeton's ordinance beautifies and helps protect the region from flooding.
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