How did the turtle cross the road? RHA’s road-stream crossing study
For people, traveling from place to place often means driving on roadways and in the process crossing over streams and
New ‘climate stations’ provide valuable data on water conditions
New Jersey is predicted to get warmer and wetter in the coming decades with global climate change – and we
Preparing for a Warmer and Wetter Future
Recent storms have underscored with heartbreaking clarity how vulnerable our area is to the extreme weather that climate change is
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