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WRWAC in partnership with The Township of Hanover DPW and several local corporations and business will do clean-up and tree planting at several area parks and trails within Hanover Township.

For information on how your organization can participate, please contact Jenifer O’Neill at administrator@wrwac.org or 201-757-6277.

Volunteers should arrive in work clothing with long sleeves and long pants.

Click here to read about last year’s event.

• “How to Assess a River or Stream – A Hands-On Class”
• Unless there’s obvious pollution in the river or stream, to the untrained eye, the water may look healthy. But is it? This free training session, led by Sandra LaVigne, GSWA Director of Water Quality Programs, will provide you with all the necessary skills to make your own determinations. There will be an indoor training which will be hybrid for those who can not attend in person. This session teaches you how to conduct visual and biological stream assessments and recognize environmental factors that could impact stream health. This will be followed by an outdoor field training to practice your new-found skills at a local stream site. By the afternoon, you will be fully trained in visual and biological stream assessment. And if you are ready to take that next step, consider becoming a stream monitoring volunteer!
• Birchwood Lake Park – Mountain Lakes
• Meet at the pavilion 
• Tools and Supplies will be provided.
• Wear waterproof boots or hiking shoes and clean shoes to change into.
• Participants must be 15 years or older