Raritan Headwaters Association is delighted to welcome Christina Dewey of Apple Lane Farm in Oldwick as our newest board trustee.

Christina, 39, brings a lifelong connection to the Upper Raritan watershed and a family legacy of conservation leadership to her new role. A graduate of Johnson & Wales University, she has been a supporter of RHA since 2013, contributing generously to our mission of protecting clean water and open land throughout our region.

Conservation is a family tradition. Christina’s father, Chris Dewey, and her aunt, Suki Dewey, both served as RHA trustees before her, making Christina’s appointment a meaningful continuation of the Dewey family’s commitment to the health of our watershed.

We’re excited for the energy, perspective, and deep-rooted local knowledge Christina will bring to RHA as we continue our work protecting the 470 square miles of the Upper Raritan watershed for generations to come.

Please join us in welcoming Christina Dewey to the RHA Board of Trustees!