The Lower Raritan Watershed Partnership works to restore, enhance, and conserve the natural resources of New Jersey's Lower Raritan Watershed through science-based stewardship, education, and innovation. Its volunteer pathogen monitoring program samples water quality weekly from May through October at public access sites along the Raritan River and reports bacteria levels to the public. The group also runs habitat restoration and cleanups, watershed education for schools and educators, and community paddles, walks, and boat trips.
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