Raritan Headwaters: Lake Closings Are a “Wake-up Call”
It’s a recipe for water disaster: Take the increased rainfall of New Jersey’s changing climate and add excessive use of
Data Supports Adding 749 Miles of Streams to the C1 List
The Department of Environmental Protection has formally proposed adding 749 miles of streams—many in our watershed–to the Category 1 (C1)
Towns to Get Advice on Adapting to Climate Change
Local watershed watchdog Raritan Headwaters Association (RHA) will sponsor a free seminar from 2 to 4 p.m. Thursday, May 16,
Governor Signs Flood Defense Act
On March 18th, Governor Murphy signed the Flood Defense Act, which allows municipalities to create and manage stormwater utilities. https://www.njspotlight.com/stories/19/03/18/communities-get-the-ok-to-assess-fees-to-fund-stormwater-utilities/
Stream Cleanup on Tap for Wedding Party
Samantha Feuss and John Fenlon are committed athletes and environmental activists. So when the Woodland Park couple was looking for
Category One Designation for 749 Miles of NJ Waterways
Exciting news for our Upper Raritan watershed! On March 4th, the NJ Department of Environmental Protection (DEP) released a proposal