North Jersey RC&D is currently conducting a survey on Horse Waste Management throughout New Jersey. If you are a farmer or landowner who has or deals with horses we would appreciate if you took some time to answer a few questions!
In addition, to register to be contacted with future potential low cost waste management options please fill out this form.
During the Fall Meeting of the Firman E. Bear Chapter of the Soil and Water Conservation Society, the Walnut Brook was the recipient of the Environmental Excellence Award as sponsored by Pinelands Nursery.
It’s that time of year again with families all over New Jersey getting together to celebrate the holidays. Here at North Jersey RC&D we not only celebrate the holidays but our accomplishments as well and we would like to share those accomplishments with our conservation family throughout New Jersey.
To read/download the North Jersey RC&D Annual Report click here!
North Jersey RC&D would like to pass along a reminder from the NJ Department of Environmental Protection that as of November 15 residents cannot apply fertilizer to their lawns until next spring. Commercial applications of fertilizer must be completed by December 1 and no fertilizer can be applied again until March 1st.
New Jersey’s Fertilizer Law is a statewide initiative that was established as part of the Governor’s 10-point action plan to protect and restore Barnegat Bay. It is one of the most stringent fertilizer laws in the country and is designed to reduce the nitrogen and phosphorus loadings that can drain into New Jersey’s surface and groundwater resources.
For more information about the new law and what you can do to help, go to www.nj.gov/dep/healthylawnshealthywater .
To learn more about the Governor’s 10-point action plan to protect and restore Barnegat Bay, go to www.barnegatbay.nj.gov .
Help spread the word – NOT the fertilizer!
Sign up period for the 2012 Wildlife Habitat Incentive Program (WHIP) has been extended from September 30, 2011 to December 30, 2011.
To apply, visit NRCS at your local USDA Service Center.
More information about NRCS conservation programs is available online here.
North Jersey RC&D and project partners, with funding from the USDA-NRCS Cooperative Conservation Planning Initiative, have developed a Riparian Restoration Plan for Agricultural Lands in the Raritan Basin. Contact Grace Messinger for more information.
Volunteer!
Many of our projects require a lot of hands to get the job done. Volunteer with us and help your community through conservation. Have an expertise? As a non-profit organization, North Jersey RC&D is always looking for help with computers, public relations, accounting, and other general concerns.
Download our volunteer sign-up form here fill it out and send it to Grace Messinger!
Or fill out the form online here!
Or give us a call at: 908-441-9191
Have a project in mind?
Do you know of a project in your community that North Jersey RC&D may be able to help with? Let us know! We are always looking for better ways to help the community.
Types of Assistance Provided:
- Technical – Project Coordination – Grant Search &/or Writing
- Planning – Locating Project Partners – Project Facilitation
- Obtaining In-Kind Donations for Project
To suggest a project, complete this form and email it to North Jersey RC&D.
Having trouble? Please contact North Jersey RC&D to get a document mailed to you. Note: In the subject line please put “Project Ideas Document Request”, Thanks!
Donate Today!
North Jersey RC&D is a nonprofit 501(c)(3) organization. All projects and programs are funded through grants and donations. If you are interested in making a donation to North Jersey RC&D, please contact Michelle Rollman.
908-441-9191
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