Introducing the Watershed Institute...P2 the Stony Brook-Millstone Watershed Association Has a New Name

VOL. 65, NO. 2 Summer 2018 A publication of The Watershed Institute. Keeping central New Jersey’s water clean, safe, & healthy since 1949.

Your Water. Your Environment. Your Voice.

Introducing The Watershed Institute...p2 The Stony Brook-Millstone Watershed Association has a new name. Our mission stays the same. Honoring our Seven Weeks of Donor Class p3... Nature Camp Magic Camp Director Tammy Love gears up of 2017...p10 for our largest summer ever!

conservation | advocacy | science | education FROM THE EXECUTIVE DIRECTOR The Watershed Institute by Jim Waltman Although we’ve changed our name, our mission remains un- We’re excited to introduce changed and as critical as before. Our work will continue to The Watershed Institute! focus on keeping central New Jersey’s water clean, safe and healthy. We will also continue to honor the rich history and After a great deal of thought, the Stony Brook-Millstone traditions of this august institution, which we trace back to Watershed Association has changed its name to The Wa- our founding by David Hunter McAlpin, Kathleen Peyton, tershed Institute. The change was approved by our Board of and other leaders in 1949. Trustees in March as part of a new strategic plan and was announced at our Annual Meeting on April 23.

There are several reasons for the name change. For starters, our old name was so long that many people found it dif- ficult to remember. The thirteen syllable title was prone to frequent misstatement and inconsistent nicknames. If I had a dollar for every time someone asked me if there is an “e” in Stony… And where does the hyphen go? In addition to advancing the name change, our new Strategic Plan establishes four long-term goals relating to managing We were concerned that the long name may have been polluted stormwater runoff, addressing bacteria and other undermining our efforts to communicate a clear identity concerns in lakes to make them safe for swimming, restoring and mission. migratory fish to the Millstone River and its tributaries, and implementing a management plan for our 950-acre reserve. In addition, our scientists, educators, advocates and land stewards are frequently engaged in geographic areas be- A fifth goal, however, is perhaps most important. In order to yond our immediate watershed region. For example, we are really advance our mission, the organization must commit working with NJDEP under a new grant to develop and co- itself to substantially increasing public awareness and under- ordinate a statewide volunteer water monitoring network standing of water issues, the challenges facing our water re- (see cover story in our winter issue). That program fits bet- sources, and the actions necessary to achieve clean water and ter under our new name. healthy ecosystems in our region.

We chose The Watershed Institute after a thorough review Put simply, our challenge is to raise the region’s “Water IQ”. of potential new names and discussions with a broad range But we don’t want to just impart greater knowledge about of Watershed constituents. As you may know, we’ve been water, we need to empower and engage more people in ac- using the name for almost two decades for a program with- tions necessary to secure clean water. in the organization that promotes the health and vitality of other watershed associations and a strong watershed move- This overarching goal will infuse all of our programming ment in New Jersey. That program, which provides techni- and our communications and will inspire new exhibits and cal assistance, grants and convenes workshops, will be more new interpretive signage at our center, on our reserve, and closely integrated into policy work of the organization. throughout our region.

We expect that the shorthand nickname “the Watershed” We hope you like our new name as much as we do and take will continue to be widely used. But for those who may be time to explore our Water IQ initiative as it unfolds in the hearing about us for the first time, we hope the new name coming months. will project the image of a science-based organization of substance and integrity in a way that will be more easily understood than our old name.

2 Summer 2018 | www.thewatershed.org FROM COVER Seven Weeks of Nature Camp Magic t the Watershed Nature Camp, kids are free to splash in a stream, get muddy, catch worms and make a mess. As more Aparents want their children to explore the natural world, unplug from technology and enjoy the outdoors, the demand has increased, more than doubling the numbers of campers and staff over the past decade.

Camp Director Tammy Love, who has steered our camp for the past 10 years, has increased the variety of summer offerings so kids remain engaged as they return for multiple sessions and summers. With the help of others, she’s created camp traditions, songs and activities. Finan- cial aid now is offered for campers of all ages to help increase diversity.

Tammy said camp allows kids to try new things, take calculated risks, and gain some independence. With about 95 children each week, camp offers an experience for kids who feel more comfortable outside.

“At camp, they can excel at things outside the academic world. They can have achievements and successes in a whole other way that makes them feel happy with themselves,” Tammy said. There is a “whole lot of learn- Direct access to the Stony Brook offers shade ing” that happens at camp, ranging from identifying birds, water critters and refreshment on hot summer days with and animal tracks to navigating social dynamics, learning collaboration plenty of critters to discover. and accepting different points of view.

What is it about camp that is such a magical thing? “Campers are put into a situation where they are more in charge of themselves and have to speak up for themselves.” Tammy said. “Camp is a safe place where campers can get dirty and run around. The campers are with counselors and professionals, but they are unleashed and really get to feel at home outdoors”.

Tammy said her summer staff offer fresh ideas, such as examining seeds, plants and animal hides under a microscope, offering daily clues about each week’s “mystery animal”, and tie-dying camp t-shirts.

“It is really satisfying to have creative control and make refinements each year on how camp unfolds. [Education Director] Jeff [Hoagland] has been very supportive and has given me the freedom to shape camp.”

A Titusville resident, Tammy’s face lights up when she recognizes former campers in the community and she easily recalls the names of most returning campers. She began at the Watershed in 2006 as a teacher-naturalist and be- came camp director in 2008. “It is amazing that the kids who were in their first year of camp when I was a group leader are now in college,” she said. “Some of the kids in my first year’s group have returned to work with me as counselors. In that way, this experience has come full circle for me.”

Just as amazing is the number of past campers who have committed themselves to degree programs and careers in conservation, science, and education - a true testament to the work of Tammy and her predecessors, and a hopeful glimpse of what's to come. Campers enjoying an afternoon hike.

Summer 2018 | www.thewatershed.org 3 ANNUAL MEETING Incoming Commissioner Talks Water tressing the importance of clean water, incoming SCommissioner of the New Jersey Department of Envi- ronmental Protection, Catherine McCabe touched on the issues of stormwater, dam removal, stream protections and pipelines at our April 23 annual meeting.

“We were thrilled to have the Commissioner speak at our meeting,” said Jim Waltman, Executive Director of The Wa- tershed Institute. “We look forward to continuing our part- C-Change members, Kim Haren, Kathy Herring, nership with the state to protect and restore clean water and Margaret Sieck, Pam Mount, Carrie Dyckman, Kathleen a healthy environment.” Biggins, Katy Kinsolving, Harriet Brainard & Catherine Sidamon-Eristoff. Not shown, member Sophie Glovier.

Waltman presented the Edmund W. Stiles Award for Envi- ronmental Leadership to Kathleen Biggins and C-Change Conversation, a volunteer-led association committed to pro- moting non-partisan dialogue and education about climate change.

Education Director Jeff Hoagland presented the Richard Rotter Award for Excellence in Environmental Education to two elementary school teachers, Jeanne Muzi of Lawrence Township’s Public Schools and Colleen Schantzer of Law- Incoming NJDEP Commissioner Catherine McCabe rence’s Ben Franklin Elementary School. addresses The Watershed Institute's annual meeting. Muzi and Schantzer have run the Streamkeepers program Waltman announced the organization, formerly known since 2006 at the elementary school, allowing students to as the Stony Brook-Millstone Watershed Association, was gather information, make observations and report details changing its name. He also shared the new logo to a crowd about the Little Shabakunk Creek behind their school. Two of about 155 attendees including board members, students, students also gave prepared remarks. teachers, nonprofit leaders, staff, and Watershed members. “Science education is best when you get your feet wet and McCabe has had a distinguished career in environmental your hands muddy,” said Muzi. law and science, serving 12 years at the U.S. Environmental Protection Agency and 22 years at the U.S. Department of Justice. As Gov. Phil Murphy’s nominee for commissioner, McCabe will play a central role in the state’s efforts to protect clean water and combat climate change.

The commissioner reaffirmed two pending grants that had been announced late last year. One grant will allow the Wa- tershed to create and administer a statewide volunteer water- monitoring network. The second grant will enable Watershed staff to design and install green stormwater infrastructure Jean Muzi, student Casey Kitchen, Jeff Hoagland, within the Beden Brook Watershed. Colleen Schantzer, student Samson King, Jim Waltman and student Charlotte Lucky.

4 Summer 2018 | www.thewatershed.org STREAMWATCH Heathcote Brook treamWatch may be growing beyond its former boundaries of the SStony Brook-Millstone watershed, but we are still intently focused on our home turf.

Heathcote Brook is one of the smallest subwatersheds in the Millstone basin. Its StreamWatch monitoring site, HB3, is aptly placed at the mouth of the Heathcote Brook, just before its torrent rushes in to meet the Millstone River downstream of the Lake Carnegie dam in Kingston. With this site, monitored Acknowledgements monthly by veteran StreamWatch volunteer Ted Chase since Thanks to Ted Chase for 2005, we can assess this small subwatershed as a whole. monitoring Heathcote Brook. The StreamWatch program is funded by We use benthic macroinvertebrate community distribution Janssen Pharmaceuticals Inc, Colgate Palmolive and diversity as an indicator for general stream health. Macro- Co., and the New Jersey Water Supply Authority. invertebrate studies performed by New Jersey Department of Environmental Protection staff consistently demonstrate impaired water quality, which may be attributed to excessive inputs of nitrate and phosphate from adjacent neighborhoods and commercial zones along the Route 1 corridor.

Other water quality parameters remain unaffected by the surrounding development. For example, the concentration of dissolved oxygen never fell below 5 milligrams per liter during StreamWatch sampling events since 2011. This is a good sign – New Jersey state standard states that high quality streams should never have dissolved oxygen drop below 4 milligrams per liter. For the most part, Heathcote Brook water quality scores lie squarely between fair and good.

Dropping the overall score below the midpoint, however, is Heathcote Brook’s history with bacterial pollution. For three years straight, E. coli levels have consistently exceeded state standards many times over. Waste from unmanageable geese and deer populations wash into the brook, while high nutrient levels also flow off the land, providing fuel for bacteria to multiply.

How do we fix Heathcote Brook? Our River-Friendly program can help by providing you the information and resources you need to reduce your im- pact on the stream. Become a River-Friendly resident and join forces with your neighbors to eliminate fertilizer use, pick up after your animals, and maintain lush riparian buffers along your waterways. Visit our website to complete the free, five-minute River-Friendly survey. Collectively, we can improve the water quality here in Heathcote Brook – and beyond.

Summer 2018 | www.thewatershed.org 5 SPEAKING OF NATURE When the stories came to an end, the fire died, and all hope of sleep had vanished into the dark along with our storyteller, Joe Wargo. Joe was as much a part of this land as any creature Echoes we would observe – he returned to his home, where Honey by Jeff Hoagland Brook Organic Farm now resides.

great blue heron leans into his shadow. He pierces some Back in 1919, John Wargo, Joe’s father, bought the farm A ripples, pulls a small sunfish from the water, and toss- at the current site of the Pond House to supplement the es it down his long sinuous throat. Tree swallows chatter, family income. He chose this site because the farm was lo- weaving a path through the insects drifting over the water’s cated on a stream. John worked the Roebling Steel Mills, liv- surface. Painted turtles gleam on the muddy bank and a ing in the sooty steel town but returned to family and the bullfrog bellows from the shadows of a silky dogwood. In farm every weekend. John’s three sons, including Joe, were summer, the pond is a great place to lose track of time. instrumental in the farm operations. Over the years they

My first visit to Wargo Pond was in 1971 with my sixth grade raised dairy cattle, as well as pigs and horses, and they grew class from Bear Tavern Elementary School. Our bus split the corn, wheat, and alfalfa to support the animal production. sprawling farm fields leaving a plume of dust as we bounced Eleanor Edling was born in her grandfather John’s multi- down the gravel road past a barn emblazoned “Brookside generational farmhouse in the late 1930s. With the family Farm”. Two silos sat guard near the pond, surrounded in all growing, her father Joe bought the neighboring farm in 1940 directions by rambling sunlit meadows. This would be our where Eleanor and her siblings grew up. He named it Brook- home for the next two days, a combination classroom and side Farm. playground for my soul. We ate in the Pond House, a relic of the old farming days, and we slept, or tried, in two rustic Eleanor remembers tagging-along with her father and bunkhouses. uncles as they conducted farm chores at both sites. She would play in the wagon shed, now the Pond House, and climb her At night, we gathered around a campfire. S’mores. Out of favorite tree, a sprawling black walnut. One of the offspring the smoky darkness, a stranger emerged. Clad in overalls, of this tree grows near the dock at the pond today. he unleashed several tales of ghosts and the supernatural. With each sentence, punctuated by the crackles of the fire, There was no pond back then. The Honey Brook wandered we leaned further into the story. Some students simply freely through the farm providing a source of water, supple- clung to each other. There was rustling in the bushes. Then mented by the windmill onsite and some hand pump wells. another story. For entertainment, there were frogs to catch, rocks to toss off the old stone bridge, and dandelions to pluck. And there were farm chores.

Much has changed since then, with most of the old farmstead gone. The farm where Eleanor grew up is now Honey Brook Organic Farm. Crop fields at her grandfather’s farm have gone wild. A pond, excavated in 1970, sprawls across some of the old pasture. Instead of cows, school children and summer campers roam the land with voices of joy and discovery. But if you walk softly, reflectively, you will hear the echoes of Read more online at thewatershed.org/stories farm life, and the Wargo clan. 6 Summer 2018 | www.thewatershed.org Summer 2018 Calendar We are excited to announce the introduction of a new online portal and registration system to enhance your experience with us. You will now be able to easily sign up for programs and special events, renew your membership, and automatically receive member discounts securely from any device. Visit us online at:

thewatershed.org/events Get your feet wet with The Watershed Institute this summer. We have events and environmental programs for everyone. Be a part of the magic that makes our work so special. Clean water and a healthy environment depend on you.

Kate Gorrie Butterfly House Attend a program, schedule a private tour, or simply visit on your own! The butterfly house is handicap-accessible and open every day from dawn to dusk (June through September), except during a scheduled program or tour.

SATURDAY, JUNE 23 Butterfly House Seasonal Opening 10:00AM-1:00PM, General Audience; Free Celebrate the summer solstice with the annual opening Great Spangled Fritillary - photo by Willy Leung. of the Kate Gorrie Butterfly House! Tours of the butterfly house, walks to catch butterflies, and a presentation by a SATURDAY, JUNE 9 local butterfly expert! Registration not required. Meet the Fish – Bamboo Pole Fishing 10:00AM-12:00PM, General Audience; Free TUESDAYS, JUNE 26 | JULY 3, 10, 17, 24, & 31 Celebrate the Hopewell Valley Come Outside & Play & AUGUST 7, 14, 21, & 28 event and Free Fishing Day (no license required) by Butterfly House Tours discovering a diversity of life at the pond, and maybe 10:00-11:00AM, General Audience; $5 per person even a love of fishing! First, using a seine, we will catch Join us for a guided tour of the butterfly house, learning smaller organisms before then trying our hand at using about local butterfly species and their habits. If time and our handcrafted bamboo poles to meet some of the finned weather allows, we may try catching wild butterflies in the denizens of Wargo Pond – bluegills, pumpkinseeds, and field. Cameras welcome. largemouth bass! Meets at 261 Wargo Road, Pennington.

SATURDAYS, JULY 7 & 21 | AUGUST 11 FRIDAY, JUNE 15 Butterfly Tea Parties Family Froggin’ 10:30AM-12:00PM, Children, ages 3-10; $15 per child 4:00-5:30PM, General Audience, ages 6+; Free Come meet our butterflies! We will tour the butterfly Join us for some good old fashioned family froggin’. house, try to catch some wild butterflies in our nets, and Learn about frogs, and then head out to our wetland to then finish with a story and a ‘tea’ party of lemonade and meet our amphibious friends. Wear tall rubber boots or sugar cookies in the shade. All children must be accom- closed-toe water shoes. Co-sponsored by Washington panied by an adult. Crossing Audubon Society.

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FRIDAY, JUNE 22 WEEKLY, JULY 9 - AUG 3 Volunteer Appreciation Picnic Watershed Science & Stewardship Academy 6:00-8:00PM, General Audience; Free 9:00AM-4:00PM, High School Students; Pricing varies per To our dear volunteers (Streamwatchers, Critter Care, week, discounts and scholarships available Trustees, Advisory Board members et al), we invite you Discover our week-long environmental investigations for high and your families to join us for a picnic! We will enjoy school students in the context of real-world issues. Register grilled hot dogs, hamburgers, their veggie equivalents for topics on climate change, green architecture, field science (and all the fixin’s), salads, desserts and drinks. Bring and clean water. Explore environmental careers alongside picnic blankets or folding chairs, but please leave pets and professors and professionals through hands-on activities alcoholic beverages at home. There will also be lawn games engaged in real scientific techniques and conservation and a tour of the Kate Gorrie Butterfly House. Please RSVP projects. Learn more & register at thewatershed.org/academy. online by 5:00 p.m. June 20. Hope to see you there! SATURDAY, JULY 14 Modern Shibori Dyeing 10:00AM-4:00PM, General Audience, age 15+; $130 per person (additional $35 material fee is payable to instructor) An ancient art form meets modern aesthetic in this Shibori hand dyeing workshop focused on blending traditional and modern techniques. Work with master fiber artist Lian Sawires in adapting five shibori resist methods to create texture and patterns, while exploring two unique types of dyeing. Beginners and advanced textile artists will both find a wealth of inspiration and creative possibility in this full day shibori intensive. Bring a lunch and your own fabrics to add to the three silk scarves we will provide.

Come out after dark to meet these adorable little bugs SATURDAY, JULY 14 Fairy Festival THURSDAY, JUNE 28 10:30AM-1:00PM, Children; $10 per child Secret Lives of Fireflies (Adults, and children under age 3 attend free) 8:00-10:00PM, General Audience, ages 6+; $5 per person Come celebrate fairies at our annual festival! We will Enjoy ‘nature’s fireworks’ with Jeff Hoagland and learn how fete the Rainbow Fairies, Woodland Fairies, Forest Elves, to communicate with the fireflies! Discover the secret lives Gnomes and more. We will dance around a maypole, of the lightning bug, from glowworm to adult, and learn to create magical crafts, construct villages along the Fairy identify a few species by their different flash patterns. Trail and play in the stream with the Water Sprites! Fairy finery and gnome haberdashery is very welcome. SATURDAY, JUNE 30 Lake Carnegie Canoe Paddle 9:30AM–12:00PM, General Audience, ages 8+; Program fee per person: $10, Watercraft fee payable onsite to Princeton Canoe and Kayak Rental. See their website for rates. Join us for a guided morning paddle on Lake Carnegie, in cooperation with Princeton Canoe and Kayak Rental. Naturalist and Education Director Jeff Hoagland will share some of the many wonders of Lake Carnegie. View the lake from a different perspective, discovering firsthand a wide array of plant and animal life. Meet at Turning Basin Park on Alexander Road, Princeton, NJ. A young fairy joins the fun- photo by Jessica Sanders.

8 Summer 2018 | www.thewatershed.org TUESDAY, JULY 17 SATURDAY, AUGUST 4 Exploring the Stony Brook Watershed Butterfly Festival 5:30-8:30PM, General Audience; $5 per family 10:00AM-4:00PM, General Audience; $25 per car or $10 Join Jeff Hoagland for a family picnic and stream per person (Early Bird Discounts Online) exploration of the Stony Brook at Greenway Meadows. The Watershed Institute invites you wear wings in Bring your picnic dinner to enjoy on the terrace and celebration of environmental conservation. Get your shoes for walking in shallow water. Drinks and dessert tickets today to enjoy games & activities, live music, nature provided. Register via phone or email to D&R Greenway walks, hay rides, and fun for all ages. More info and early Land Trust: [email protected] or 609-924-4646. Meet discounts at thewatershed.org/butterfly-festival. at 1 Preservation Place, Princeton, NJ. Rain date July 18.

WEDNESDAY, JULY 25 Bat Watch - Secret Lives of Bats 8:00–9:30PM, General Audience, ages 5+, $5 per person Join nocturnal naturalist Jeff Hoagland for an evening investigation of the world of bats, including a bat count of one of the colonies that resides on the Watershed Reserve.

SATURDAY, JULY 28 Lessons in Stewardship: Invasive Plant ID & Removal 9:30AM-12:00PM, Adults; Free Join Stewardship Coordinator Allison Jackson and stewardship extraordinaire Chris Berry as they delve into the natural history of some locally-prominent invasive species. Then hit the trails to focus on identification and control methods. Be prepared to get dirty!

Our family friendly festival is back for its 18th year!

WEDNESDAYS & THURSDAYS, JUNE - AUGUST Preschool Nature Classes 10:00-11:30AM, Children, ages 3-5; $10 per child Get a 4th class FREE when you register for 3 classes at once! Young children will learn about nature while exploring a topic. Each class includes outdoor exploration, a story and a simple craft. Children must be accompanied by a parent Allison Jackson teaches PACE students about invasives or guardian.

FRIDAY, AUGUST 10 JUNE 20 & 21 – One Bird Two Bird Campfire Storytelling JUNE 27 & 28 – Story Time Forest 7:30-9:00PM, General Audience; Free JULY 11 & 12 – Nature’s Palette Step away from the screen and listen to our storytellers spin JULY 18 & 19 – Woodpeckers yarns from several cultures. Spark your imagination with JULY 25 & 26 – Meet the Beetles stories both funny and poignant. Roast a marshmallow as AUGUST 1 & 2 – Chill Out you lend an ear to stories from far and near. Co-sponsored AUGUST 8 & 9 – Animals around the World by Washington Crossing Audubon Society. AUGUST 15 & 16 – Beautiful Butterflies

Summer 2018 | www.thewatershed.org 9 2017 Individual Donors The Watershed Institute extends gratitude to donors and friends who supported us throughout the year in so many ways. We thank you for financial support, volunteerism, and in-kind donations. Without you, our work protecting clean water and the environment would not be possible. [ S Special thanks to our donors of 10 or more consecutive years ]

Muriel Buttinger Society $5,000+ Stony Brook Circle $2,500-$4,999 Kit Hildick-Smith and the Kit Hildick-Smith Fund at Anonymous Katherine Adams & Forwood Wiser III and the Schwab Charitable S Mary & Jon Baum Ramsay Leatherman Cloud Fund at Schwab S Sarah & Lincoln Hollister S Lisi Bromley and The Darwin Foundation Charitable Angela & Stanley Jacobs Pernilla & James Burke and The James E. and Sandra & Paul Allen and The Allen Family Joyce & Marc Johnson Diane W. Burke Foundation at J.P. Morgan Charitable Fund of The Vanguard Charitable S Jamie Kamph and the J. 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12 Summer 2018 | www.thewatershed.org Nancy & Jim Valanzola Sustaining Excellence: Mrs. Charles C. Townsend Jr. S Margret Van Vuuren & Scott Chasalow Daniel J. Van Abs S Gaby & William Van Zandt Watershed Institute completes Happy & Jack Wallace S Emily Vickers & Tom Mason $4 million Endowment Campaign Dr. Philip Wey S Mary & Michael Wagner Heidi Wilenius & Scot Pannepacker S Dietrich Wahlers In the fall of 2016, the Board of Trustees launched Bonnie & Peter Wilson Elizabeth & Patrick Walsh an endowment campaign to provide a steady Louise & Clifford Wilson Patsy & David Wang-Iverson supply of funding to support the Stewardship of Elaine J. Wold S Suki & Matthew Wasserman the Watershed Reserve, the maintenance of the Laura & Dennis Waters Watershed Center as a platform for excellence, Thank you to Endowment Chairs Sophie Glovier S Pam & David Wetherill and the staff and programs that are the heart of and Catherine Sidamon-Eristoff and everyone S Dorothy & Victor Wichert our organization. who supported this campaign to ensure that The S Martha & James Wickenden Watershed Institute will be here protecting water Joan & Ralph Widner and our environment for years to come. S Anne Wieland & Todd D. Gustafson Donors to Endowment Campaign Alan Wish Sandra & Paul Allen S Beate Witzler & Mike Peachin Mary Jane & William Augustine S Barbara & Bob Wolfe Axis Insurance In Memory of Lee & Steve Yonish Mary & Jon Baum S Leah Deni Jonathan Zoll Beth Behrend & Robert Eaton Kathleen & Jay Biggins Kris Deni & Richard Levandowski Pernilla & James Burke The Carole Feddersen Memorial Lisa Canzano & Greg Vafis In Honor of Diane Ciccone & Daryl McMillan Charles A. & Isabel M. Baker and The Chuck Lori & Neil Citrone and Isabel Baker Charitable Fund of Ayco Barbara Andrew & Gerald Seid Barbie & Chris Cole Charitable Foundation Cristina Himes Patty Cronheim & Michael Klein Art Shiarappa Jim & Mary Himes and the James A. and Tracy & Dan Dart Mary S. Himes Family Fund of Fidelity Anna Drago Anna Grier Charitable Robbie & Shawn Ellsworth William Kraft Emily & Johan Firmenich Roxanne Laurenti The Babicki Family Deborah Sands Gartenberg William Quackenboss Sr. Lorna & Gary Berliner Alix Gerry Jeanne & Donald Shiarappa Margie & Peter Gibson Olive Coghlan Glenmede Trust of New Jersey Sondra Scott Sophie & Curtis Glovier Meg & Tom Gorrie Muriel Buttinger Gardiner Helen Corveleyn Margaret Griffin & Scott Sillars Legacy Society (Bequests) Rachel & Matthew Webster Kathy & Bill Hackett Laura & Alex Hanson Mary Jane Augustine Kevin Gallagher Stephanie & Bob Harris Connie & Bill Bauder Michael Gallagher Carolyn & John Healey Barbara Baumecker Cynthia & Rob Hillas Beth Behrend Sophie Glovier Betsy Hoover Ted Bromley Margaret Bodine Wallis Anna & Jonathan Horner Howard Russell Butler Jr. * Angela & Michael Hornsby Jane L. Buttars & Daniel A. Harris Mrs. Irving B. Kingsford Alex & Dinni Jain Elliot Cohen Jeffrey Munson & Vickie Faulkner, RBC The Willard T.C. Johnson Foundation Brenda & Swep Davis Wealth Management Katharine Kinsolving & Richard Baumann Anna Drago Leslie & Kevin Kuchinski James Gambino Jr. Meredith Meyer Mary & Charles Leck Meg & Tom Gorrie Samantha Lee Annarie Lyles & Andrew Dobson Stephanie & Bob Harris Wendy Mager & Eric Monberg Frank O. Henschel * Sonia Nashed Ed Matthews & Vilma Keri James Scott Hill * Jennifer Ibex Rev. David McAlpin Jr. Betsy Hoover Northwestern Mutual Audrey C. Johnson * Justine Rolland Michelle & Mark Nurse Robert C. Johnston * Eleanor Pennington Loraine & Kim Otis Sue and Tony Parisi Betsy & Tod Peyton Richard Peery * Scott Sillars Bernadette & Matt Placky Jamie Kyte Sapoch Chad Goerner Prism Advisory Group LLC Raymond Schulley * Ingrid & Marvin Reed Alice Bishop Shannon * Sabine Von Tscharner & Cliff Birge Amy & Jay Regan Doreen Spitzer * Barbara Walker & Laird Knight Maeryn & William Roebling Jim Waltman Nancy Ross & Bill Carmean Sally Wells Melissa Youngman & Douglas Haneline Mrs. William H. Scheide Anne Pacsu Wieland Pat Haneline & Alan Kozikowski Erin & Aaron Schomburg Van Williams Lorraine Sciarra Helen M. Woodruff * Inez & Dick Scribner Patricia Shanley & Christopher Barr * Deceased Catherine & Andrew Sidamon-Eristoff Margaret Sieck & Bob Baldwin Winifred & Fred Spar

Summer 2018 | www.thewatershed.org 13 2017 Foundation & Corporate Donors We are grateful to the many foundations, corporations, organizations, and government agencies that support conservation, advocacy, science, and education at The Watershed Institute.

$100,000 and above Matching Gift Companies The Dodge Foundation Axis Insurance Robert Wood Johnson Foundation Bristol-Myers Squibb Foundation The Willard T.C. Johnson Foundation CA Technologies New Jersey Conservation Foundation Estee Lauder Companies NJ Department of Environmental Protection ExxonMobil Foundation, Inc. GE Foundation $20,000 - $99,999 IBM Corporation Robert Wood Johnson Foundation Bristol-Myers Squibb Company Johnson & Johnson Matching Gift Program Johnson & Johnson Family of Companies McMaster-Carr Supply Company The William Penn Foundation Merck Partnership for Giving Pfizer Inc. Novartis Pharmaceuticals PSEG $100 - $999 Pfizer Foundation The George H. & Estelle M. Sands Foundation Adams Rental QVC Aegis Property Group $10,000 - $19,999 AmazonSmile Donor-Advised Funds Bloomberg L.P. Antimo's Italian Kitchen LLC Ayco Charitable Foundation Mary Owen Borden Foundation Bountiful Gardens The Bay Branch Foundation Church & Dwight Employee Giving Fund Bowman's Hill Wildflower Preserve Charitable Flex Fund Educational Testing Service Bryn Mawr Trust Community Foundation of New Jersey The Curtis W. McGraw Foundation Charlie's Kids The Darwin Foundation National Audubon Society, Inc. Community Foundation of New Jersey Fidelity Investments Charitable Gift Fund New Jersey Historic Trust The Contemporary Garden Club of Princeton Harbourton Foundation NRG Energy, Inc. Dogwood Garden Club of Princeton The Emily & John Harvey Foundation Ortho-McNeil-Janssen Pharmaceuticals, Inc. Eastridge Design Home Jewish Communal Fund Princeton University Environmental Education Fund ETS Cares Campaign JP Morgan Charitable Giving Fund Fort Washington Financial Group, LLC JP Morgan Private Foundation $2,500 - $9,999 Garden Club of Princeton Kentfields Foundation Capital Health Geoscape Solar The Losam Fund David Mathey Foundation Hamilton Jewelers National Philanthropic Trust PNC Bank, NA/PNC Advisors Hopewell Valley Golf & Country Club New York Community Trust RBC Foundation - USA Jersey Solar, LLC The O.R. Foundation, Inc. REI Princeton Lawrence Township Pheasant Hill Foundation Springpoint at Meadow Lakes, Inc. McCaffrey's Market Princeton Area Community Foundation Stony Brook Garden Club Montgomery Township Renaissance Charitable Foundation Stroud Water Research Center Natural Systems Utilities Ryan Family Foundation New York Life Schwab Charitable Patricia's Hair Design TIAA Charitable Pennington Day Grants Committee Twin Chimney Inc. Princeton Air Conditioning Inc. UBS Donor-Advised Fund Princeton Artists Alliance The Vanguard Charitable Endowment Program Princeton HealthCare System Princeton Running Company Princeton Township Raritan Headwaters Association Renewal by Andersen Rothman Institute Stellitano Heating & Air Conditioning Stevens & Lee $1,000 - $2,499 Stony Brook Regional Sewerage Authority Bai Brands, LLC SunRun Solar Callaway Henderson Sotheby's Intl. Realty Township of Millstone The Firmenich Charitable Foundation Township of Monroe Glenmede Trust of New Jersey UBS Financial Independence Seaport Museum Unitarian Universalist Congregation of Princeton New Jersey Water Supply Authority Unitarian Universalist Congregation of NJ Future Somerset Hills Ragone, Lacatena, Fairchild & Beppel PC Washington Crossing Audubon Society Taft Communications West Windsor Township Whole Earth Center of Princeton, Inc. Your Health Now LLC

14 Summer 2018 | www.thewatershed.org BOARD OF TRUSTEES Robert Harris, PhD Connect & Color! Scott Sillars, Chair Carolyn Ryan Healey Katharine Hackett, Vice Chr Michael Hornsby Connect the dots to complete the Anna Horner, Secretary Mark S. Nurse picture and then add color to make Robert Baldwin Jr., Treasurer Bernadette Woods Placky your own nature scene below. Jim Waltman, Executive Dir. Aaron Schomburg Patricia Shanley, PhD

Catherine Sidamon-Eristoff Sandra Allen Fredric Spar Beth Behrend Gregory Vafis Jonathan Bryant Daniel J. Van Abs, PhD Louisa Clayton Philip Wey, MD Patty Cronheim Forwood "Duke" Wiser III Emily Firmenich Margaret R. Gorrie, Laura Hanson Trustee Emeritus

STAFF ADVISORY BOARD Jim Waltman, Kevin Kuchinski, Co-chair Executive Director Margaret Sieck, Co-chair Kevin Walsh, Mary Jane Augustine, Esq. Deputy Director William Ayers, PhD Jeff Hoagland, Mary Baum Education Director Nancy Beck Jenny-Ann Kershner, Kathleen Biggins Development Director Lori Citrone Mike Pisauro, Esq., Elliot Cohen Policy Director Barbara Griffin Cole Steve Tuorto, PhD, Dan Dart Science Director Swep Davis Anna Drago Vicky Allen Wendy Pierce Evans Laurie Babicki Alix Gerry Sam Bernstein Peter Gibson Rich Cavallaro Sophie Glovier Tyler Christensen Ed Gwazda Jennifer Cuevas Thomas B. Harvey Lisa D’Ambrosio Katie Heins Dom Giglio Robert Hillas Nik Hansen The Hon. Rush D. Holt, Jr. Pat Heaney Betsy Hoover Nicholas Ho Betty Wold Johnson Greg Hunter Mary Leck, PhD Allison Jackson Richard Levandowski, MD Keeping water clean, safe and Anu Khandelwal Wendy Mager healthy is the heart of our mission. Kory Kreiseder The Rev. David McAlpin Gad Lee Nelson Obus Tammy Love Thomas O’Neill We work to protect and restore Tim Merkel Kim Otis Lynn McNulty Candace Preston our water and natural environment in Suzanne Moran Ingrid Reed Rob Nicolaides Amy Regan central New Jersey through conservation, Eve Niedergang Jamie Kyte Sapoch advocacy, science and education. Alison Novobilsky Lorraine Sciarra Michelle Perkins Dick Scribner Alan Polk Pete Taft Visit us online to show your support. Stay informed, get involved, donate. Pam Podger Ted Thomas The Watershed Institute • 31 Titus Mill Rd, Pennington, NJ 08534 Kimber Ray Daphne Townsend 609-737-3735 • thewatershed.org Tammy Sands George Vaughn Casey Schott Jay Vawter Erin Stretz Jack Wallace Matt Thompson Van Zandt Williams Korie Vee Bob Wolfe

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