Everyone needs clean water – and good infrastructure
(The following is a Letter to the Editor distributed to local media for publication.) EDITOR: In many places across New
New RHA maps show where wells were contaminated
What’s in your drinking water? The nonprofit Raritan Headwaters Association (RHA) is making it easier to find out! Four out
Road Salt Roundtable
The de-icing and anti-icing applications we apply to paved surfaces eventually makes its way into streams and aquifers – increasing
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
10,000 Trees to Be Planted Along North Branch Raritan River
Raritan Headwaters Association (RHA), the watershed watchdog serving the upper Raritan River region, will plant 10,000 native trees and assist
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