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Welcome Spring Beauties, Josie Faass
Welcome to the Sustainable Raritan River Initiative.
The members of the Raritan River Collaborative are working together to achieve the highest quality for the waters and riparian areas of the Raritan River basin. Their accomplishments from 2011 are highlighted in the recent report, Sustainable Raritan River Collaborative Action Report
Each organization contributes to the overall restoration and preservation of the River, and collectively we are changing the conversation about the future of the river.
The Collaborative set goals for a regional approach, embraced by state and federal organizations and implemented at the local and county level:
Should there be more water quality testing throughout the system? Greater public access? Should we have a greenway to the Bay?
Can we ‘clean it up and green it up’ – through remediation and sustainable redevelopment practices?
Can we enjoy our heritage river resource and have economic growth?
Join efforts to work together to bring the financial resources to the region – and have the conversations necessary to coordinate efforts so we are all ‘rowing’ in the same direction!
This website provides a central link among the many groups and government efforts supporting the restoration and preservation of the Raritan River and a clearinghouse for historic and current information on the River and its restoration.
To join the effort, please send your inquiry to raritan@ejb.rutgers.edu
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Buyout offers for NJ homes in flood prone areas
New Report! American Shad Restoration in the Raritan River
Building Bridges: Connecting Classrooms and Communities May 22, 2013
Read the Flood Mitigation Workshop Summary and Review the Presentations and Helpful Resources Here
DEP Launches new Green Infrastructure website
Sustainable Raritan River Initiative Gets National Attention
Reducing Invasives, Retaining our Trees Stewardship Workshop at Duke Farms
Update on Raritan Arsenal
Community Update for American Cyanamid Superfund Site
Milltown Studio: New Opportunities in Flood Mitigation
AP Photo/Wayne Parry
Bernards High receives $1,000 ‘Greenworks’ grant
Rutgers students to tackle plan for riverfront greenway in Raritan Township
Raritan Township to consider weight limit for trucks on River Road
MCIA Receives NY/NJ Harbor Estuary Program Grant
2011 Sustainable Raritan River Report
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5th Annual Sustainable Raritan River Conference Fishable and Swimmable: The Clean Water Act at 40 Tuesday, June 11, 2013 |