Join the Lower Raritan Watershed Partnership and COLAB ARTS for our 3rd annual Sculpture Project Clean-Up! WHAT: LRWP and Colab Arts are teaming up Sunday the 11th from 10AM to 1PM to prepare for our 3rd Annual Sculpture project. In order to do so, we need your help to remove trash from streams and tributaries ... Read More
The Original Raritan River Festival was started by Pete Seeger and his fellow environmentalists 35 years ago - this annual event is a full day of family oriented events. Please plan to join the LRWP and friends on Sunday September 25, 2016 from noon-6 pm in New Brunswick's Boyd Park for this year's Raritan River Festival! ... Read More
You are cordially invited to join us for our 3rd annual Watershed Sculpture Project Opening at RWJ Fitness & Wellness Center in New Brunswick Tuesday, December 6, 2015 from 7:000 pm- 9:00pm! Tickets are $25. Enjoy a meet-and-greet with the artists, light refreshments, and more! To purchase advance tickets. All proceeds benefit the Watershed Sculpture Project. ... Read More
What is the most common type of litter in Boyd Park? Is there more paper or plastic in the grass? How many cigarette butts can you find? How many bottle caps? What is the most unusual item hiding in the bushes? Join the LRWP and coLAB Arts on Sunday September 10, 10-noon for a River ... Read More
Monday September 18 is World Water Monitoring Day! Join the LRWP and coLAB arts to celebrate with an after-work picnic (5:30-7:30pm) along New Brunswick's Boyd Park waterfront! Bring your dinner (or something to share). We'll supply beverages, paper products and dessert. RSVPs requested: hfenyk@lowerraritanwatershed.org The event will include water quality monitoring demos (ph, salinity, phosphorus, nitrate-nitrogen, ... Read More
Healthy soil is important to stormwater management, and "Healthy Soils" is the research and action theme for the Lower Raritan Watershed Partnership in 2018. The LRWP has planned multiple soil-focused talks, tours and events throughout the year, with a kick-off seed give-away at Kim's Bike Shop (111 French Street, New Brunswick, NJ) on Monday January 15 (Martin ... Read More
