RHA Monitoring Under-Road Stream Crossings
“When we think of culverts, most people do not acknowledge them or think about their importance. I like to think
Data Collected during June’s Stream Monitoring Season
After a modified season in 2020, it was refreshing and rewarding to bring back our complete corps of volunteers to
Watershed Tools for Local Leaders: Spring Webinars Announced
In recognition of Earth Month, nonprofit watershed watchdog Raritan Headwaters Association (RHA) will hold a series of four free, weekly
Local Stream Health Gets a C- Grade
If your child has a C- average in school, it’s not great news but also not the worst. It probably
RHA Study Published in the ‘Journal of Water and Health’
It’s a dilemma in many rural areas in New Jersey and beyond: How can people be sure that the well
New Rain Garden at Bernardsville Library
A rain garden designed to remove an average of 25,000 gallons per year from the borough’s storm drainage system –