Water is our most fragile and precious resource. Essential to all forms of life and to our economies, our water supplies face a myriad of threats from pollution to climate change. Keeping our water clean, safe and healthy in the face of these challenges is the heart of the Watershed’s mission. Our strategy for doing so involves scientific investigation, advocacy at the state and local level, enhanced land and water stewardship, and education to expand environmental literacy.
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Trail Closures for Deer Management
The Watershed Reserve employs several techniques to combat the overgrazing of the Watershed Reserve.
Honoring Martin Luther King
MLK not only worked for civil rights; his actions also lead to environmental protections.
Christmas Bird Count on the Reserve
Various volunteers and staff participated in Audubon's annual bird count on the Watershed Reserve.
Watershed Gift Cards are Here
WATERSHED GIFT CARDS ARE HERE Holiday shopping is in full swing! Purchase a Watershed Gift Card, valid for any purchase at The Watershed Institute including: ...
Princeton Council Acts to Address Flooding
Princeton and other local municipalities are working to better control polluted stormwater runoff.
Virtual Field Trips Engage Students Remotely
Watershed educators offer a new twist on virtual education at area schools, enlivening the classrooms.
Green Infrastructure Maintenance Webinar
When: Feb. 25, 9 – 11:30 a.m. Cost: $150 (per municipality) Questions? Kory Kreiseder at [email protected] Intended for…Municipalities & Public Works Departments Due to the new ...