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Conservation

River-Friendly Certification

The Watershed Association’s River-Friendly Certification Program promotes clean water and a healthy environment through voluntary action by individuals and institutions. We work one-on-one with residents, businesses, golf courses and schools to improve land stewardship. Learn how to take part:

River-Friendly Resident Checklist

River-Friendly Business Application

River-Friendly School Application

River-Friendly Golf Course Application

Contact Stewardship Program Coordinator Amy Weaver for a copy of our more in-depth River-Friendly Resident, Business, Golf Course and School Guides at
(609) 737-3735 x37.

What lives on the Reserve?

Learn more about the plants and animals that call the Watershed Reserve home! From Nature’s Calendar — a month-by-month look at what you can expect to see at the Watershed Reserve — to detailed scientific reports, we offer an array of resources to choose from.

Biological Inventory

In early 1996 Jeff Hoagland, Watershed Association Education Director, organized a biological inventory of the Reserve. He brought together a team of volunteers from the area with an interest in and knowledge of the natural world to survey the property and to report on what species they found and identified. Surveys were conducted from February 1996 through October 1997.

The survey results are summarized six categories: Birds, Vertebrates, Invertebrates, Plants, Fungi and Algae. Here is a short summary of the number of species found in each category. Click here to read the full Survey Results.

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