RHA Working with Landowners to Help Aid Kestrel Comeback
This spring, 18 new “homes” in the upper Raritan River watershed await New Jersey’s smallest falcons, American kestrels. These raptors
Climate Resilient Municipalities: Controlling Stormwater, Protecting Streams & Maintaining Water Quality
Description: Climate change means more rain and extreme weather for New Jersey. This seminar was designed to help decision-makers understand
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
RHA by the Numbers: A Story of Local Impact
Raritan Headwaters Association (RHA), the region’s watershed watchdog, is celebrating its 60th anniversary this year. In preparation for the group’s
How’s the Water in Kenya? Chapter 2
While living at our field site, we aren’t connected to any municipal water system or well. Most of our household