The 2022 Northwest NJ Rivers Conference will be held on September 17 in the Lackland Center at Centenary University

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WHEN
September 17, 2022 9:00am-4:00pm

WHERE
The Lackland Center at Centenary University
715 Grand Ave., Hackettstown, NJ 07840

The Northwest New Jersey Rivers Conference invites anyone and everyone who cares about this region, clean water and the Delaware River to learn how we can best work to protect its resources: to conserve, restore, educate, inform and bring communities together to defend and share what we love best.

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For 2022 the New Jersey Highlands Coalition is proud to present the Fourth Northwest New Jersey Rivers Conference. This year's conference marks a return to in-person gatherings (COVID-19 restrictions permitting). Registration is $30 per person, $50 to table, or $75 for a table + 2 tickets.

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The Delaware River Watershed Initiative works across four states to protect one source of clean water -- the Delaware River.  In northern New Jersey, the Initiative is active in the Highlands and the Ridge & Valley regions, impacting several tributaries to the Delaware and the communities through which they flow.  Together we all have an opportunity to ensure clean water for generations.

•  Places to Visit

• Things to Do

• Places to Learn

• The Business of Tourism and Recreation

• Funding Tourism

   

2022 Northwest New Jersey Rivers Agenda

Workshop Descriptions

2022 NW NJ Rivers Presenter Biographies

2022 Vendors and Tables

About the Delaware River Watershed Initiative (DRWI)

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Across the Delaware Basin, homeowners, farmers, students, scientists and community leaders are working together to clean up streams, conserve forests and farms, and green our communities. You can help by volunteering for a stream cleanup, tree planting or citizen science project; creating a rain garden; landscaping with native plants; and being careful to use and dispose of harmful substances properly, including motor oil, road salt, fertilizer, paints and pesticides. To get involved with clean water efforts in your area, please contact your local Delaware River Watershed Initiative partner.

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More Information about the Delaware River Watershed Initiative's work in the Highlands can be found here.