Every town in New Jersey can take action to protect its water supplies and safeguard its residents from pollution, flooding, drought and other environmental harm. The Watershed works directly with municipal governments to enact measures that manage stormwater, protect stream corridors, limit clearing of forests, preserve open space, and respond to climate change. We also work with the New Jersey legislature and state agencies to strengthen environmental protections.
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4th Annual Watershed Conference – Virtual
The impact of climate change on water is the theme of this year's Watershed Conference.
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Single-Use Plastic Ban to be Considered Thursday – Sept. 17
Ask legislators to release single use plastic ban legislation from committee.
Hundreds Attend Webinar on New Green Infrastructure Rule
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Tell FERC To Stop PennEast’s New Application
Please tell FERC to withdraw the environmental assessment on PennEast's new phased project.