Working to Secure Clean, Safe Water for All

Every drop of clean water, every preserved acre, and every restored stream tells the story of a community coming together to protect our region’s future.

Our 2025-2026 Annual Report celebrates what Raritan Headwaters Association’s volunteers, donors, and staff made possible this year, including a newly state-certified water quality lab and 30 years of educating the next generation of environmental stewards through Nature Day Camp.

These milestones show what we can achieve together. But the work is far from finished.

Drought, intensifying storms, development pressure, emerging contaminants, and shrinking public funding are putting new strain on our watershed, which makes independent watershed science and local action more essential than ever. Explore the full report to learn more.