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Fall 2002 The Great Swamp Watershed Association Vol. 22 No.4 What’s in the Water? A Toast To the Swamp by Karen Patterson As the accompanying article Water Quality Standards Set for Great Swamp, reports (see page 2), the first-ever standards for nitrogen, phosphorous and sediment levels in the five tributaries of the Great Swamp have been established. This is good news indeed, as it gives us all something to measure future water quality data against, and something to work for: the protection and maintenance of water quality in the Passaic River and Primrose Brook; and the restoration of Great, Loantaka and Black Brooks so that they meet the individual standards set for those streams. But just what is the problem with nutrients in our streams? They aren’t the typical “pollutants” we generally think of as threatening human health, such as lead, mercury, Volatile Organic Compounds, coliform bacteria and others. In fact, Save the Date… phosphorous and nitrogen are naturally occurring elements found in some quantity The Watershed Association is having in all surface waters (streams, ponds, a Cocktail Party! swamps, etc). Furthermore, phosphorous Friday, November 15, 2002 and nitrogen are essential to plant growth; without them we might not have the 6:30 - 8:30 pm abundance of over 500 species that are (The Annual Meeting will be held currently found in the Great Swamp before the party at 6 pm.) National Wildlife Refuge. In a healthy water ecosystem, if sufficient light and At Mead Hall, Drew University temperature are present, the availability of phosphorous and nitrogen are often the determining factors in the rate of plant growth. There will be a Silent Auction The availability of these nutrients strongly influences the amount of plant growth that can featuring such items as: occur in a given ecosystem. - golf outing at Muirfield G.C., Problems arise, however, when excess levels of these nutrients enter our streams, lakes and Scotland swamps. When there is an influx of phosphorous and nitrogen into an ecosystem, there will - Dinner at Rod’s likely be an increase in plant productivity. This may initially lead to greater biological - Gap Gift Certificates diversity because plankton, the base of the food chain, increases and provides more food for - Maine Beach House Vacation larger organisms such as fish, humans and other mammals. But as excess nutrients continue - Giants Football Tickets - Dinner at The Ryland Inn to enter the ecosystem, the natural aging process of the system is accelerated. This is known plus much more! as eutrophication and it can actually lead to destabilization of the ecosystem: as more plant material is produced, more plants die off, and more bacteria works to decompose the dead plant RSVP by November 1, 2002 material. The bacteria use oxygen in the process of decomposing the plant material, thus (973) 966-1900 continued on page 7

We protect the places you love. www.greatswamp.org Water Quality Standards Set for Great Swamp by Leonard W. Hamilton Across the Watershed is a quarterly publication of the Great Swamp Watershed Association. GSWA works to About four years ago, the Ten Towns Great Swamp Watershed Management Committee protect the ecological, historic, and launched a stream monitoring program as part of its comprehensive stormwater management cultural integrity of the Great Swamp and its watershed. The Association plan. Professionals from F. X. Browne, Inc. set up training programs for a group of about 20 promotes the conservation and Great Swamp Watershed Association volunteers. Then, they waited for rains to come so restoration of the watershed’s natural they could go out and wade hip deep into streams to establish flow rates. They lugged heavy resources and encourages land use that is monitoring stations to the streams for permanent installation. They calibrated equipment. compatible with these goals. They swatted mosquitoes! This was a long-term project to amass data over many years in order to monitor changes Board of Trustees and, perhaps, to help guide future planning decisions. Nobody expected that within a few short Officers David A. Budd, Chairman years (well, they were short for those of us who were not wading in the streams) this work would Robert E. Blanchard, Vice Chair lead directly to the establishment of new water quality standards for the Great Swamp, but Linda Wilson, C.F.A., Treasurer that is what happened: In June of 2002, a document entitled Water Quality Standards for George Cassa, Secretary the Great Swamp Watershed was unveiled at the 7th anniversary meeting of the Ten Towns Trustees Committee. William A. Aiello, Ph.D. Many are surprised to learn that such standards did not already exist. What about the Marshall P. Bartlett federal guidelines established by the EPA? What about the state guidelines established by the Paul C. Becker NJDEP? Both, as it turns out, are vague and incomplete, especially at the local level. Michele E. Blanchard Richard C. Clew The EPA has some broadly defined standards for different ecological regions across the nation, Nancy P. Conger but then recommends the use of reference streams (both good and bad quality) for local Michael Dee Eugene R. Fox comparisons. Daniel D. Harding The NJDEP has somewhat more useful standards for broad categories of streams. Some numerical Pamela Harding Christine Hepburn, Ph.D. standards are available for Fresh Water Category Two, but the more rigorous Category One Julie A. Keenan simply calls for no degradation. Curiously, several of the streams in the Great Swamp start Edward G. Kirby, Ph.D. out as Category Two and then, administratively, become Category One as they enter the Judith A. Kroll Nancy Miller-Rich Refuge. This administrative change in category and protective criteria is inherently confusing Ann Parsekian and makes it difficult to set up simple and enforceable guidelines for land use. Dorothea Stillinger The Ten Towns Committee, working with its consulting scientists and volunteers, has brought Staff order to this chaotic situation by setting specific, numerical water quality standards for each Cheryl Amatelli, Financial Director stream in the watershed. These standards were derived by integrating several methods and Bonnie Gannon, Development Director sources of data: Jan Malay, Land Steward John Malay, Project Director Data from stream monitoring stations Karen Patterson, GIS Analyst Water quality standards (where available) and methodology from the EPA Missy Small, Communications Director Gina Snell, Membership Director Water quality standards (where available) from the NJDEP Julia M. Somers, Executive Director Primrose Brook and the upper reaches of the Passaic River were used as reference streams for relatively undisturbed conditions in the local ecosystem. Using these resources, separate water quality standards were established for each stream Across the Watershed for both base flow and storm flow conditions on the following measures: Editor: Missy Small Nitrogen (3 different types) Layout: John Malay Phosphorous (2 different types) Contributors: Suspended solids Leonard W. Hamilton Taken together, these measures of nutrient pollutants and sediment levels of the stream Karen Patterson provide a useful index for the ecological health of the stream. So, how healthy are the streams?

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2 - www.greatswamp.org We protect the places you love. As shown in the table, the upper portion of the Passaic River is GSWA Welcomes Interns and in excellent shape, as is Primrose Brook except for some problems with high sediment and phosphorous levels during storm events. AmeriCorps Ambassador At the opposite extreme, Loantaka Brook fails on every measure. Fall is always a busy time at Watershed Association headquarters Black Brook and Great Brook have less serious problems, but they and so we’re particularly pleased to welcome Drew University interns are far from healthy. Stephen Chiarello, Amy Hopkins Ewen, Nicholas Kasimis, and AmeriCorps Ambassador Elyssa Serrilli. Stephen, Amy and Nick Stream Health Based on Water Quality Standards are seniors at Drew and Elyssa recently graduated from Rutgers. (Baseflow : Stormflow)

Phosphorous Nitrogen Solids ‘Watershed Model’ Offered Passaic River Good : Good Good : Good Good : Good to Teachers Primrose Brook Good : Poor Good : Good Good : Poor To bring environmental learning to life in area schools, teachers Great Brook Poor : Poor Fair : Good Poor : Fair are invited to bring a working model of a watershed into the classroom, courtesy of the Watershed Association. Black Brook Poor : Poor Fair : Poor Good : Poor The classroom presentations, offered by staffers and volunteers, Loantaka Brook Poor : Poor Poor : Poor Poor : Poor include a three-dimensional tabletop watershed model- an interactive educational tool that vividly illustrates how human actions affect These specific standards provide a strong and targeted framework the water quality of lakes, rivers, and streams. to help guide land use decisions across the watershed. For The model depicts land use in a typical watershed, demonstrating development within the subwatersheds of the Passaic River and how industrial, commercial, agricultural, forest, and residential land Primrose Brook, special efforts need to be made to prevent uses impact water quality. degradation of their already high water quality. For Black Brook Students participate in the demonstration by helping to “pollute” and Great Brook, a combination of prevention and some corrections the model with cocoa, lemonade and fruit punch (dirt, fertilizer and of past problems should bring them up to standard. For Loantaka pesticides, respectively), and then by making it “rain” to demonstrate Brook, good preventive measures for future land use will only prevent how pollutants run off the land and into rivers and lakes. the stream from getting still worse; the restoration of Loantaka Brook to good health will require significant (and expensive) retrofitting Teachers interested in arranging a classroom presentation should and repair. call Jan Malay at 973.966.1900. The creation of this set of clear and quantifiable standards for water quality did not happen by accident. When local governments, professional scientists, citizens groups, and volunteers coordinate their efforts, good things happen. These new water quality standards may very well become a benchmark in the longstanding efforts to protect the ecosystem of the Great Swamp. Please check the Ten Towns web site at www.tentowns.org for stream monitoring data, the full text of the water quality standards document, and related materials.

Leonard W. Hamilton, PhD. is Chairman of the Ten Towns Committee. He is a Psychology Professor at Rutgers University, Editor of Great Swamp Watershed Association publication “The Benefits of Open Space,” and is a former Trustee of the Watershed Association. 10% off at Blue Ridge Mountain Sports Don’t forget that as a GSWA member, you get a 10% discount at Blue Ridge Mountain Sports in Madison! Tell them you are a member!

We protect the places you love. www.greatswamp.org - 3 SwampSwamp WatchWatch —— LocalLocal EnvironmentaEnvironmenta Madison Madison, Chatham Twp and Chatham Borough continue their appeal in County Superior Court challenging the Planned Office Development (POD) ordinance of the Borough of Florham Park. The POD ordinance, passed without deliberation on March 19, will guide development of the 475 acre former Exxon property at Park Avenue. The legal action was considered by the three towns to be the only remaining option in order to protect against overdevelopment of the site, which would increase traffic on residential roads, allow 60% impervious coverage — with complete disregard for protecting re-charge soils--and provide a major incentive for the developers to seek and obtain a new Rt. 24 connector. Madison hosted a public meeting on September 25 to provide information on the potential impact and to hear input from the public. Featured speakers included Ernie Cicconi and Dr. George Van Orden, of the Madison Environmental Commission, Chatham Council President Dick Plambeck (the former Property Manager for the Exxon site) and Borough Attorney Joseph Mezzacca. Widely acknowledged to be a non-partisan issue, current “responsible development advocates” include elected Borough Officials from both the Democratic and Republican parties. Land use, especially the Exxon development, has become the focal point of Council elections to be held in November. Both political parties are seeking and receiving input from legal, planning and environmental experts. Note: Although the former Exxon site does not lie with the GS Watershed, substantial secondary impacts to the Watershed would be inevitable if the POD remains in it’s current form and development is allowed to proceed as established in the ordinance. In July, Madison’s Borough Council enacted stricter controls on storm water management and development on steep slopes by passing new sections of its Land Use Ordinance. (Much of Madison’s sloping terrain lies within the Great Swamp Watershed.) Based on model ordinances drafted by the Ten Towns Committee, the ordinances were carefully reviewed by both the Planning Board and by outside environmental advisors. Additional definitions, including definitions of a “Dell” are already expected to be added by addendum. Madison GSWA members were pleasantly surprised earlier this summer to hear of an unexpected outcome regarding a sub-division in the watershed. Two adjoining large properties had previously been approved for sub-division into five individual lots. Opposing neighbors had unsuccessfully attempted to block the approval. In July, it was announced that agreement had been reached on sale of the new lots to one of the neighbors and the Planning Board modified its sub-division approval to accommodate re-drawn lot lines. While the long-range development outcome is unknown, it is expected that (because of the input GSWA members provided to the neighbors at the time of the original sub-division application), more responsible development will result. Monster Mansions (resulting from very large homes replacing existing homes in older neighborhoods) have been curtailed to a great degree in Madison thanks to enactment of new building requirements. At a public meeting held in the spring, residents expressed exasperation at the trend of developers to tear down existing homes and replace them with very large new homes, often out of character with the neighboring homes. Enactment of limits on principle building size were met with applause by residents and land use advocates.

Judy Kroll

Bernards Township Bernards Township Purchases Open Space As of September 10, Bernards Township officials are close to an agreement to purchase a 148.89 acre tract on Martinsville Rd. from developer Kenneth Pizzo. The purchase would utilize the township’s open space trust fund. Earlier this summer the township committee approved an $8.2 million bond ordinance to buy or condemn the property. Utilization plans include athletic fields and open space. The developer intended to build up to 30 homes on the property, which is zoned for two-acre housing and has some wetland constraints.

Ann Parsekian

4 - www.greatswamp.org We protect the places you love. alal HotHot SpotsSpots Long Hill Township The Long Hill Township Planning Board approved the 4-house Cotswold subdivision at its 10 SEP meeting. At the board’s request, developer Robert Rau worked closely with the Great Swamp Watershed Association to minimize stormwater runoff and to establish conservation easements, including dedication of some land to Long Hill Township. Kudos for the cooperative effort! Unfortunately, Long Hill’s tough steep slopes ordinance permits roads to go through steep slopes and it was decided, for legal reasons, the planned road and cul-de- sac must remain in the steep slope region. We need to work closely with township officials and developers to make sure that all reasonable alternatives are considered before unnecessarily disturbing our delicate environmental resources. The Great Swamp Greenhouse application to the Board of Adjustment will be continued on 05 NOV. Still at issue are the details of stormwater management, fire protection, and a whole set of issues relating to the applicant’s assertion that the greenhouse retail operation is a “farm”.

Len Hamilton

Morris Township

Continuing Care Retirement Community at St. Mary's Abbey On August 14th the Morris Township Committee held a public hearing for an ordinance allowing the re-zoning of a portion of the St. Mary’s Abbey/Delbarton property in order to allow the building of the Continuing Care Retirement Community. The sheer number and volume of witnesses both pro and con forced a second hearing on September 4th. At the end of this session the Committee deliberated and then passed the re-zoning ordinance by a vote of 4-1. It is expected that an application for the CCRC will be filed with the Planning Board within a month, despite the on-going question of state permits. (Planning Boards can consider applications conditional on permits being eventually issued.) The applicant still has to get permission from NJDEP to run a new sewer line along old Route 24 to the Butterworth Sewage Treatment Plant. The Watershed’s position is that this new sewer line proposal runs directly counter to a State Plan policy to “confine programmed sewers and public water services to Centers” in Planning Areas 4 and 5. The Abbey property lies in Planning Area 5, which includes the most environmentally sensitive and historically significant areas of the state. A ruling by the NJDEP was issued that denied permission for the sewer line until such time as Morris Township did a wastewater management plan for the entire town. This ruling is temporarily stayed until the DEP determines what information will need to be included in the wastewater management plan. (An earlier request that Morristown provide sewer capacity to the project was denied by the town, stating that, as an endorsed regional center within the State Plan, it would not support taking an action that was contrary to the policies and goals of the State Plan.) The opponents to the application are working with a variety of appropriate experts (engineers, planners and lawyers) and will participate vigorously in the process this application must go through at the state level. The requirement for a town-wide wastewater management plan (which should also include portions of Harding Township, Randolph Township, Morristown and Morris Plains that are served by Morris Township sewer lines) would have the side benefit of providing valuable planning infomation for all areas of Morris Township, including those within the Watershed.

John Malay

We protect the places you love. www.greatswamp.org - 5 Chatham Braemar Works Through Environmental Issues In August, the Chatham Township Committee approved the developer's agreement for Braemar’s planned townhouse complex for adults over age 55 on the 9-acre Heyl rose farm on Green Village Road. The Planning Board has given all necessary approvals for the site plan and subdivision. Before Braemar can build, it must remove four underground petroleum product storage tanks on the site (two 10,000 gallon tanks and two 500 gallon tanks). In addition, soil remediation is necessary, since arsenic and lead in concentrations well above acceptable limits have been noted at one or two former greenhouse locations. The wetlands and transition areas on the southeast corner of the property by state law must remain as open space. Since it is well documented that even protected wetlands have been filled and built upon, the Chatham Township Environmental Commission, in a letter dated March 26, 2002, recommended that the Planning Board require a conservation easement in perpetuity to provide extra protection for these areas. The Township Engineer and the Planning Board ruled out a conservation easement, when faced with the DEP’s requirement for revegetation of wetlands and wetlands buffer areas in conservation easements. The Environmental Commission had suggested the applicant be responsible for the mandated DEP revegetation, but the decision for no easement eliminated the discussion of responsibility for maintaining the wetlands. The Planning Board did require a trail easement so that the wetlands could conceptually be added to the Township's planned walking/biking path that is part of the Township’s Open Space plan. A study of topography and drainage patterns and a DEP permit would be required before the creation of a community path or boardwalk through the trail easement.

Drainage Plan Under Scrutiny for Oak Knoll Athletic Fields Project In September, Oak Knoll School of Summit presented to the Planning Board storm water runoff calculations for its two proposed playing fields on 13.4 acres near Green Village and Shunpike Roads. The school gave a very detailed description of its planned ground infiltration areas and storm water detention basins. The property contains wetlands that are headwaters for a tributary to Black Brook. Some of these wetlands will be saved and some filled in. To achieve the Township’s “no net increase” in stormwater runoff requirement, the rain infiltration and detention design must make up for the lost wetlands and lost evapotranspiration of the 800 trees that are slated to be cut down. In August, the Chatham Township Environmental Commission had written a letter stating that it was unclear from Oak Knoll’s written plans exactly where the water from the site’s infiltration basins would ultimately discharge. The Commission also asked if the sizing of the subsurface storage and infiltration basins took into account the water that would be lost through evapotranspiration from the planned removal of approximately 800 trees on the site. The Commission also requested that functional shade trees become part of the landscaping plan. The original landscaping plan was concerned only with forming a visual buffer between the fields and Green Village Road. The Environmental Commission cited the need for shade trees along the field peripheries and in the parking lot. The Chatham Township Tree Commission offered to work closely with the applicant on replacement of trees.

Exceptional Resource Value Wetlands on Loantaka Lane South Chatham’s third piece of land use news also comes from the more rural Green Village section of the Township. An applicant requested a Letter of Interpretation from the DEP on the extent and classification of wetlands on the former Stan Medina property on Loantaka Lane South. The project called for subdividing the parcel into 2 additional lots, plus redeveloping the existing house. The neighbors hired an environmental consultant who identified a threatened and endangered species on the tract. State law requires that wetlands which are habitat to endangered species, be classified as “exceptional resource value.” Exceptional resource value wetlands must have a 75 to 150 foot buffer, as opposed to the intermediate resource value wetlands buffer of only 25 to 50 feet. The larger buffer means that the extent of development will be substantially reduced.

Kathy Abbott

6 - www.greatswamp.org We protect the places you love. What’s in the Water? continued from page 1 depleting the water of its oxygen supplies. As the oxygen is depleted, fish are stressed and can be killed off (often referred to as a “fish kill”). In addition, the accumulation of dead plant material accelerates the process of filling lakes and ponds, prematurely BLUE - GREEN TECHNOLOGIES transforming them to swamps or wetlands. INTEGRATED PRACTICES TO MANAGE STORMWATER AS AN ASSET

So where do excess levels of nitrogen and phosphorous come Joachim Toby Tourbier from? There are two sources of water pollution - point and non- point. Point source pollution refers to pollution from a specific location, such as an industrial site or sewage treatment plant (picture a pipe draining directly from a facility into a stream). Non-point STORMWATER MANAGEMENT HANDBOOK source pollution, on the other hand, refers to pollution that is NOW AVAILABLE widespread and dispersed. Often it is referred to as “people” pollution Blue-Green Technologies: Integrated Practices to Manage Stormwater because we all contribute small amounts of pollution through our as an Asset is now available from Great Swamp Watershed daily activities such as driving our cars or fertilizing our lawns. The Association. Available for $40.00, plus $3.00 shipping and handling, individual impact is small, but the cumulative impact that occurs the book is ideal for professional engineers, land use experts, and when these substances are washed off the land surfaces and into landscape architects. streams, can be significant (picture rain falling in your neighborhood, washing excess fertilizer off everyone’s lawn, then traveling via a The handbook was developed as a companion to the Watershed storm drain pipe into a nearby stream). Association’s most recent video, Doing Water Right. The 170 page, four color book was written by Joachim Toby Tourbier, an expert on Nitrogen accumulates on land and is washed into our streams stormwater management practices who is a joint author and editor from a variety of sources, including acid rain, agricultural and of handbooks on stormwater management, land reclamation, residential fertilizers, animal wastes, and wastewater treatment plants. greenways, and planning guidelines and ordinances. Phosphorous also accumulates on land, and comes from agricultural and residential fertilizers and wastewater treatment plants. In The handbook presents a holistic, comprehensive design approach addition, phosphorous binds to soil particles, thus soil erosion during to maintaining the natural water budget for a given site. The rain events can increase the amount of phosphorous in streams and handbook goes into detail on the variety of ways to achieve a blue- other surface waters. green stormwater management approach, including: lessening the volume of runoff close to its source; improving the quality of runoff The Great Swamp National Wildlife Refuge is made up of 7,500 by filtering it through vegetation; maintaining groundwater recharge; acres of permanently protected land. However, the entire Great detaining flood peaks; integrating a combination of management Swamp watershed contains over 35,000 acres or 55 square miles of practices with existing features; and protecting and restoring streams roads, homes, businesses, schools, golf courses, and more. The as natural stormwater conveyance systems. activities that take place throughout the watershed often result in excess nitrogen and phosphorous being deposited on the land surface. For more information, contact John Malay at When rain or other precipitation come along, the phosphorous and [email protected] or at 973-966-1900. nitrogen are washed off the land surface, into the tributaries of the Great Swamp, and then into the National Wildlife Refuge itself where it may be disrupting the natural ecosystem. The good news is that we can all help protect the Great Swamp. One environment. We can reduce the amount of nitrogen and fertilizer entering the One simple way to care for it. Great Swamp by having our soil tested to determine whether we Ask us about this really need to apply fertilizer, using fertilizer sparingly when necessary, workplace giving and picking up after pets. For more tips on how you can help reduce campaign. non-point source pollution, see http://protectingwater.com/ or ®Earth Share http://www.epa.gov/owow/nps/whatis.html.

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We protect the places you love. www.greatswamp.org - 7 ANNUAL REPORT July 1, 2001 - June 30, 2002 Protecting the Places You Love by David A. Budd, Chairman of the Board of Trustees

When I look back and reflect on what the Great Swamp Watershed Association FINANCIAL REPORT: has accomplished over the past decade, I am STATEMENT OF ACTIVITIES occasionally amazed by the scope of our FOR THE FISCAL YEAR ENDED JUNE 30, 2002 efforts and by the magnitude of some of INCOME the problems we have taken on. The good news is that our opponents have often Contributions 329,428 Endowment 17,611 underestimated both our capabilities and Grants our tenacity. By most objective standards, Restricted 45,470 this past year was a busy and satisfying one for the Watershed Unrestricted 52,033 Association: Interest Income 4,117 In a year that was unpredictable at best, I’m pleased to Miscellaneous 4,528 report that we produced a budget surplus. Although this TOTAL INCOME 453,187 surplus reflects a variety of non-recurring factors, as a result, our sometimes precarious financial position is momentarily EXPENSES stable. Programs We established a Corporate Council with nine area Projects 83,587 corporations (Atlantic Mutual, Briarpatch, Honeywell, Local Issues 119,992 Integrated Communications, Kings Super Markets, Education 61,824 Land Conservation and Restoration 57,606 Pharmacia Corporation, PSEG, Schering-Plough, and Total Program Expense 323,009 Wyeth) through which we’ll work together on projects Management and General 51,879 benefiting the local environment. Development 24,448 Through the ongoing data gathering and analysis efforts TOTAL EXPENSES 399,336 of our Stream Team volunteers, the Ten Towns Committee has developed standards for acceptable levels of SURPLUS/(DEFICIT) 53,851 phosphorous, nitrogen, and sediments in watershed streams as well as baseline data against which to measure future ENDOWMENT ACTIVITY samples. Contributions 42,228 The Watershed Association provided Geographic Investment Income 15,873 Information System (GIS) services to Madison, Chatham Gain/Loss on Investments (42,670) Township, Bernards Township, Bernardsville, Morristown, Market Value 6/30/02 425,621 and Mendham Township. We established a Municipal Liaison program to make our

educational resources and technical tools available to Grants Management Development 22% Interest & Misc. & General 6% municipal officials within the watershed. 2% Endowment 13% 4% Our staff developed, produced, and distributed environmental resources including: (1) a Blue-Green technologies video and handbook; (2) our informative quarterly newsletter Across the Watershed;(3) brochures about important municipal ordinances for watershed

communities (i.e. Why We Need a Steep Slopes Ordinance and Contributions Programs Why We Need A Stormwater Management Ordinance). 72% 81% Income Expenses continued on page 15

8 - www.greatswamp.org We protect the places you love. GSWA SUPPORTERS FOR 2002 Michael A. Crew, Ph.D. Mr. Fred R. Marder Mrs. Robert D. Veghte Ann Cunningham Ms. Robin Marion Mr. Robert Verbrugge BERKELEY HEIGHTS Mr. & Mrs. Raymond Dankosky Mr. Joseph Mastellone Ms. Aracelia Vila Mr. Leonard Berkowitz Steve & Maureen Dazzo J. Albert &. Adrienne Mastro Louis & Fern Vitale Bruce & Eve Biegel Mr. Lewis T. Decker K. Mathiesen Mr. Don Vosseller Dr. Martin Bierbaum Mr. & Mrs. Michael Dee Mr. Michael McDermott Mr. David I. Wallis Mr. Walter L. Brown Ms. Ruth Degutis Mr. David M. McGuire Ms. Marian M. Ward Mr. Jeffrey Burnett John & Maureen Deibert Vivian McMillen Ms. Jacquelyn Washburn Mr. Frank Ferrando Nancy & Ed Deutsch Mr. & Mrs. Richard C. McPhillips Ms. Meg Wastie Mr. & Mrs. Richard B. Grove Mr. & Mrs. Richard Diegnan Eileen McSweeney Ms. Carol Weingaertner Mrs. Phoebe Hahn Ms. Elizabeth H. Dillon James & Maureen Meeks Mr. John Weller Albert L. Hale Mr. Henry T. Dodd Mr. Michael Menza Mrs. Stephen K. West Emma A. Horne Ms. Carole Dowling Mr. Francis M. Miller Yolanda Williamson Mr. John Ingato Mr. Ronald Dreesen Mr. Charles R. Mills Spencer & Johanna Wissinger Mrs. Alice L. Johnson Kevin Drumbore Mrs. Patricia Moody Leslie Erickson & J.W. Witcher Will & Mary Leland Jeffrey N. Edwards Theodora Arenson Mulgrum R. Cameron & Karen Iris Witt C.W. Lonnquist Mr. William V. Engel John & Joann Munn Mr. Michael Witwer Ms. Audrey Lord Mrs. June P. Enyingi Daniel E. Murnick, Ph.D. Thomas Wolsky Mrs. John May Ms. Linda L. Fagerstrom Ms. Pat Murphy Mr. Charles E. Wulff Donald & Julia Miller Stacy Fairley James Murray Mrs. Charlotte S. Wyman Mr. Paul L. Noble Mr. & Mrs. Robert Falzon Mr. & Mrs. Francis Mustaro Mr. & Mrs. Leo York Mr. John Ream Eileen & Jim Farley Mr. & Mrs. Scott Nafie Christina M. Zaun Mr. Nigel Roden Betty Fernekess Mary Jane Nagle Ross & Susan Ziskind Mr. & Mrs. T.D. Roth, Jr. Mr. Finkel Frank & Anne Nemetz Mr. Joseph F. Zubko Mr. John M. Rowell Ms. Rose Finnegan Mrs. R. P. Odenweller Dr. Dorothy L. Zufall Mr. Art Seif Ms. Karen Fleshman Mr. Michael J. Ogden Evelyn Skorinko Preston & Judith Flower Joseph E. O'Keefe THE CHATHAMS Mrs. Edith Weiss Edward & Anna Forzani Mr. Ron Orlando Katherine & Kenneth Abbott Ms. Norrie Zaret Ms. Elisabeth Fraser Mr. George Paril Lisa & Peter Adamczyk Robert & Sherry Frawley Ms. Marion Parks Ms. Carol Allan BERNARDS TWP. & BERNARDSVILLE Brian D. Friedman John & Ann Parsekian Mrs. Janet Allardice Ms. Jeanette M. Abbott Mr. James Furst Stella & Jay Parsons Mr. & Mrs. Douglas Allen Mr. & Mrs. J. J. Adamczyk Steve & Libby Galpin Robin Patric Mark Allen Ms. Molly B. Adams Dr. Christine Ganitsch Mr. George Peterson III Lisa Allocco Ms. Loren Pierce Alexis Mr. & Mrs. David Gaus Oscar & Anne Petraglia Constance Anderson Mr. Chris Allen Mr. Louis Gonzalez Alex & Suzette Petronella Mr. Frank Antalec Ms. Randy Allen Mr. James A. Gregoire Ms. Joy Petzinger Ms. Kathleen Anthony Ms. Barbara Glynn Alves Thomas Gula Kathleen M. Placko Mr. & Mrs. Adolph Austin Ms. Ilona Ansons Mr. Kenneth D. Gursky Ellen & Robert Quinn J.H. & D.W. Avis Mr. Edward Atwater Elizabeth Hahn Mr. J. Rakszawski John Bacso Ms. Adrienne Petite Auerbach Ms. Jean A. Haley Mr. John Rehm Mr. Scott Bagish Cynthia & Edward Babbott Mr. Richard Halperin Robert R. Reichenbach Mr. Seth Baker Marvin Balliet Mr. & Mrs. William G. Halsey Marlene Reilly Ms. Amy Ball Mr. Giorgio Balzer Mr. & Mrs. Daniel Harding Mr. & Mrs. Richard T. Richards Naomi & William Ballard Mr. Ronald Barkley Ms. Katherine Harper Mrs. H. K. Rickey Mr. Joseph A. Barrett, III Stephen & Angela Barral Mr. Michael Hartwig Christine & Doug Roberts Mr. & Mrs. Charles R. 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14 - www.greatswamp.org We protect the places you love. What’s Happening In the Great Swamp Watershed 17, 2 p.m. Signs of Animals – Bring your grandchild/parent and join a Following is a highly selective listing of events and activities offered to the naturalist to learn the signs animals leaves behind. Great Swamp public by private and county agencies that have facilities within and near the Great Outdoor Education Center. 973.635.6629 Swamp watershed. Many of these organizations offer far more activities than 10:00- Noon. Nature Nuts – Join a naturalist to explore the swamp, play those listed, including day and weekend trips to other areas. Call for complete team games, and try some exciting crafts. Environmental Education information. Center, Basking Ridge. Ages 5-6. 908.722.2489 In addition to programs and activities, many of the agencies are also staffed by 24-25, Annual Rock and Mineral Weekend – features lectures, films, naturalists and maintain extensive hiking trails, nature-center displays and exhibits, videos, exhibits, children’s games, demonstrations and workshops. Morris and book sales. For many listings, advance registration is required; for all, it is Museum. 973.538.0454. advised. To register, to receive additional information, or for directions, call the 30, 1:30-3:30 p.m. What do rangers do? Learn what it means to be a telephone numbers given below. park ranger in the National Park Service and how you can take an active role in protecting our national treasures. Morristown National Historical Park, Jockey Hollow Visitor Center. 973.539.2016 ex. 210. Ongoing 30, Winter Holiday Festival. Lord Stirling Stables. 908.766.5955. Birding and Natural History Walks at Great Swamp National Wildlife Refuge December First and third Sunday of the month 1, Winter Holiday Festival. Lord Stirling Stables. 908.766.5955. October through December 3, 7 p.m. Book Group - every month, we discuss a book that has been, 8:00 to 10:00 A.M. and remains, influential to the environmental community. Discussed this month will be Silent Spring, by Rachel Carson. Environmental Meet at the Wildlife Observation Center on Long Hill Road. Education Center. 908.766.2489. 11, 10 a.m. Sensing the Seasons - come explore the change from one October season to another. We will go on a hike around our park and look at the 19, 10:00 to 12:00 p.m. Wonder Walks- Inspired by curiosity, we look at changing plants and animals. Environmental Education Center. Ages 2- anything and everything. Scherman- Hoffman Wildlife Sanctuary, 4 with parent. 908.766.2489. Bernardsville. 908.766.5787 18, 10:00, 11:30 a.m. Pond in Winter - what changes does winter bring 26, 5:30-7:30 p.m. Trail Tales-Walk the trails and listen to stories that to the swamp? Join us as we visit a pond to see how plants and animals have spooky, Native American and autumn themes. Great Swamp cope with the weather. Environmental Education Center. Ages 4-6 with Outdoor Education Center. 973.635.6629 parent. 908 766 2489. 27-28, 30. Winter Marshmullers - activities that direct children’s curiosity to the world of plants and animals. Environmental Education November Center. 908.766.2489. 16, 1 p.m. The Owls of New Jersey – An avian rehabilitator from the 29, 1p.m. Wonder Walks- inspired by curiosity, we look at anything and Raptor Trust will present a lecture and slide show about these nocturnal everything. Scherman-Hoffman Wildlife Sanctuary, Bernardsville. raptors. Raptor Trust. Ages 8+. 973.635.6629 908.766.5787.

The Association provides a focused lens through which Protecting the Places You Love local groups and individuals can attempt to positively continued from page 8 influence selected watershed development proposals (i.e. St. Mary’s Abbey in Morris Township, Morris Area Girl We provided environmental education to approximately Scouts in Mendham Township, and Madison Matters 40 teachers throughout the region via Project WET (water regarding the proposed development of the Exxon/Mobil education for teachers) workshops. property in Florham Park). We provide support and advice The Watershed Association again took a leadership role in to individuals and local groups calling for more the second annual “Do The Swamp Thing” celebration environmentally sensitive approaches to such development by coordinating events, developing literature, and managing plans. When deemed necessary, GSWA can assume a an advertising campaign. central role in opposing or seeking intelligent modifications to certain plans using all our experience and resources, In addition to these concrete accomplishments, we continue to including our practical knowledge of how approval work on an endless series of important projects that are as yet processes actually work. We believe that acting together, unresolved: Through continuing volunteer efforts, the GSWA Conservation Area at LaBarre in Harding Township has been continued on back page expanded and improved.

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