Guided Early Morning Hike - July 28
2020-07-28 09:00 - 10:30 (America/New_York) | Great Swamp Watershed Association’s CMA, 1 Tiger Lily Ln, Morristown, NJ, 07960, United States
C’mon out for an exclusive, semi-private hike with GSWA’s own Adam Palmer to explore our Conservation Management Area (CMA). Many people have hiked our trails during the lockdown which have remained open for passive recreation. Perhaps you’re one of them. But there’s so much more to see, like all our recent restorations, as you tour the site with an insider.
As we hike the trails of our 73-acre property, we’ll share what is happening with wildlife during the summer months and talk about of the area’s ecology. We’ll also check out the marsh, upland beech forest and vernal wetlands. And let’s face it, being outside is so important for our minds, bodies, and souls.
This is our pilot “COVID-19 response hike” and we will carefully manage registration. For everyone’s safety, we can only accommodate a max of 6 unrelated individuals or a total of 8 people comprised of family or couples (because they can group close together). We have created special physical distancing gathering points around the trails through our stewardship days, and we will enforce physical distancing and wearing masks throughout the hike. Detailed instructions of our COVID-19 protocol will be shared with you upon registration.
Restricted group sizes allow for the best safety practices, and these hikes will fill up extremely fast. ABSOLUTELY NO WALK-INs – ALL MUST REGISTER IN ADVANCE. Programs are offered subject to current advisory status from the Governor’s office. Also, please “go before you go” as there are limited facilities at the site.
If you register and find yourself unable to attend, please email knecovska@GreatSwamp.org so we can invite the next person on the wait-list. Space is extremely limited.

COVID-19 RELEASE – YOU MUST READ AND AGREE BEFORE YOU MAY REGISTER
Great Swamp Watershed Association Guided Hike Protocol
Expectations: For the safety of our staff and our other volunteers, individuals wishing to participate in our guided hikes MUST follow all protocols as outlined and agreed upon below. Failure to meet any of these guidelines will result in the individual being asked immediately to return home, and to no longer participate in our program. No exceptions.
If you are sick, have a fever, or have been exposed to someone who may have COVID-19, for the safety of everyone, please do NOT attend the hike and cancel by emailing knecovska@GreatSwamp.org so we can invite the next person on the waitlist as space is very limited
What to Bring: A tight fitting, double layer face mask (preferably non-disposable), appropriate hiking clothing (jeans, long t-shirt, waterproof boots), water and snacks. Personal size purell if you have it.
Arrival Details: Please park on the outskirts of the cul-de-sac at the end of Tiger Lily Lane. Before exiting your vehicle please make sure you are wearing your mask and wait by your vehicle for the hike leader to give further instructions. When gathering, please maintain 6-foot distance from other hike participants not in your family or household group. Hike leader will check in with you/your group and then provide further direction on when to follow them into the trail system once all participants have arrived and checked in.
Duration of Hike Protocol: Hikes will run approximately 1:15-1:30 hours. Masks must remain ON, covering your nose and mouth entirely, for the duration of the hike, no exceptions. If you need to remove or adjust your mask, please make sure you have moved away to a safe distance from other participants before doing so, and have put your mask back on when you return to the group. Please maintain a distance of 6-feet from other hike participants not in your immediate group (If hiking as a family or couple, please try to stay close together to make sure there is enough room on the trails). We have created special areas along the trails with widened/expanded capacity to gather and talk about things we might see. When gathering in these areas please spread out as best as you can and ensure everyone has enough room to safely listen to the hike leader. We ask that if you have any questions that you utilize these times to ask them, and try not to move past other participants or crowd the hike leader while moving along the trails.
Bathroom Protocol: Please “Go before you Go” as we have limited facilities on-site that will only be open for absolute emergencies.

Guided Mid-Morning Hike – July 28
2020-07-28 11:00 - 12:30 | Great Swamp Watershed Association’s CMA, 1 Tiger Lily Ln, Morristown, NJ, 07960, United States
C’mon out for an exclusive, semi-private hike with GSWA’s own Adam Palmer to explore our Conservation Management Area (CMA). Many people have hiked our trails during the lockdown which have remained open for passive recreation. Perhaps you’re one of them. But there’s so much more to see, like all our recent restorations, as you tour the site with an insider.
As we hike the trails of our 73-acre property, we’ll share what is happening with wildlife during the summer months and talk about of the area’s ecology. We’ll also check out the marsh, upland beech forest and vernal wetlands. And let’s face it, being outside is so important for our minds, bodies, and souls.
For everyone’s safety,we can only accommodate a max of 6 people comprised of unrelated individuals, or 8 people consisting of family members or couples (because they can group close together). We created special physical distancing areas around the trails through our stewardship days, and we will enforce physical distancing and wearing masks throughout the hike. Detailed instructions of our COVID-19 protocol will be shared with you upon registration.
Restricted group sizes allow for the best safety practices, and these hikes will fill up extremely fast. ABSOLUTELY NO WALK-INs – ALL MUST REGISTER IN ADVANCE. Programs are offered subject to current advisory status from the Governor’s office. Also, please “go before you go” as there are limited facilities at the site.
If this hike is sold out OR you must cancel, please email knecovska@GreatSwamp.org to be added to a wait list. Space is extremely limited.

COVID-19 RELEASE – Read and Agree to complete registration.
Great Swamp Watershed Association Guided Hike Protocol
Expectations: For the safety of our staff and our other volunteers, individuals wishing to participate in our guided hikes MUST follow all protocols as outlined and agreed upon below. Failure to meet any of these guidelines will result in the individual being asked immediately to return home, and to no longer participate in our program. No exceptions.
If you are sick, have a fever, or have been exposed to someone who may have COVID-19, for the safety of everyone, please do NOT attend the hike and cancel by emailing knecovska@GreatSwamp.org so we can invite the next person on the waitlist as space is very limited
What to Bring: A tight fitting, double layer face mask (preferably non-disposable), appropriate hiking clothing (jeans, long t-shirt, waterproof boots), water and snacks. Personal size purell if you have it.
Arrival Details: Please park on the outskirts of the cul-de-sac at the end of Tiger Lily Lane. Before exiting your vehicle please make sure you are wearing your mask and wait by your vehicle for the hike leader to give further instructions. When gathering, please maintain 6-foot distance from other hike participants not in your family or household group. Hike leader will check in with you/your group and then provide further direction on when to follow them into the trail system once all participants have arrived and checked in.
Duration of Hike Protocol: Hikes will run approximately 1:15-1:30 hours. Masks must remain ON, covering your nose and mouth entirely, for the duration of the hike, no exceptions. If you need to remove or adjust your mask, please make sure you have moved away to a safe distance from other participants before doing so, and have put your mask back on when you return to the group. Please maintain a distance of 6-feet from other hike participants not in your immediate group (If hiking as a family or couple, please try to stay close together to make sure there is enough room on the trails). We have created special areas along the trails with widened/expanded capacity to gather and talk about things we might see. When gathering in these areas please spread out as best as you can and ensure everyone has enough room to safely listen to the hike leader. We ask that if you have any questions that you utilize these times to ask them, and try not to move past other participants or crowd the hike leader while moving along the trails.
Bathroom Protocol: Please “Go before you Go” as we have limited facilities on-site that will only be open for absolute emergencies.

Guided Early Evening Hike - July 30
2020-07-30 17:00 - 18:30 | Great Swamp Watershed Association’s CMA, 1 Tiger Lily Ln, Morristown, NJ, 07960, United States
C’mon out for an exclusive, semi-private hike with GSWA’s own Adam Palmer to explore our Conservation Management Area (CMA). Many people have hiked our trails during the lockdown which have remained open for passive recreation. Perhaps you’re one of them. But there’s so much more to see, like all our recent restorations, as you tour the site with an insider.
As we hike the trails of our 73-acre property, we’ll share what is happening with wildlife during the summer months and talk about of the area’s ecology. We’ll also check out the marsh, upland beech forest and vernal wetlands. And let’s face it, being outside is so important for our minds, bodies, and souls.
This is our pilot “COVID-19 response hike” and we will carefully manage registration. For everyone’s safety, we can only accommodate a max of 6 unrelated individuals or 8 people comprised of family members or couples (because they can group close together). We have created special physical distancing gathering points around the trails through our stewardship days, and we will enforce physical distancing and wearing masks throughout the hike. Detailed instructions of our COVID-19 protocol will be shared with you upon registration.
Restricted group sizes allow for the best safety practices, and these hikes will fill up extremely fast. ABSOLUTELY NO WALK-INs – ALL MUST REGISTER IN ADVANCE. Programs are offered subject to current advisory status from the Governor’s office. Also, please “go before you go” as there are limited facilities at the site.
If the hike is sold out, or if you are unable to attend please email knecovska@GreatSwamp.org to be added to a waitlist. Space is extremely limited.
COVID-19 RELEASE – YOU MUST READ AND AGREE BEFORE YOU MAY REGISTER
Great Swamp Watershed Association Guided Hike Protocol
Expectations: For the safety of our staff and our other volunteers, individuals wishing to participate in our guided hikes MUST follow all protocols as outlined and agreed upon below. Failure to meet any of these guidelines will result in the individual being asked immediately to return home, and to no longer participate in our program. No exceptions.
If you are sick, have a fever, or have been exposed to someone who may have COVID-19, for the safety of everyone, please do NOT attend the hike and cancel by emailing knecovska@GreatSwamp.org so we can invite the next person on the waitlist as space is very limited
What to Bring: A tight fitting, double layer face mask (preferably non-disposable), appropriate hiking clothing (jeans, long t-shirt, waterproof boots), water and snacks. Personal size purell if you have it.
Arrival Details: Please park on the outskirts of the cul-de-sac at the end of Tiger Lily Lane. Before exiting your vehicle please make sure you are wearing your mask and wait by your vehicle for the hike leader to give further instructions. When gathering, please maintain 6-foot distance from other hike participants not in your family or household group. Hike leader will check in with you/your group and then provide further direction on when to follow them into the trail system once all participants have arrived and checked in.
Duration of Hike Protocol: Hikes will run approximately 1:15-1:30 hours. Masks must remain ON, covering your nose and mouth entirely, for the duration of the hike, no exceptions. If you need to remove or adjust your mask, please make sure you have moved away to a safe distance from other participants before doing so, and have put your mask back on when you return to the group. Please maintain a distance of 6-feet from other hike participants not in your immediate group (If hiking as a family or couple, please try to stay close together to make sure there is enough room on the trails). We have created special areas along the trails with widened/expanded capacity to gather and talk about things we might see. When gathering in these areas please spread out as best as you can and ensure everyone has enough room to safely listen to the hike leader. We ask that if you have any questions that you utilize these times to ask them, and try not to move past other participants or crowd the hike leader while moving along the trails.
Bathroom Protocol: Please “Go before you Go” as we have limited facilities on-site that will only be open for absolute emergencies.

Guided Hike Late-Evening Hike - July 30
2020-07-30 18:45 - 20:00 | Great Swamp Watershed Association’s CMA, 1 Tiger Lily Ln, Morristown, NJ, 07960, United States
C’mon out for an exclusive semi-private hike with GSWA’s own Adam Palmer to explore our Conservation Management Area (CMA). Many people have hiked our trails during the lockdown which have remained open for passive recreation. Perhaps you’re one of them. But there’s so much more to see, like all our recent restorations, as you tour the site with an insider.
As we hike the trails of our 73-acre property, we’ll share what is happening with wildlife during the summer months and talk about of the area’s ecology. We’ll also check out the marsh, upland beech forest and vernal wetlands. And let’s face it, being outside is so important for our minds, bodies, and souls.
This is our pilot “COVID-19 response hike” and we will carefully manage registration. For everyone’s safety, we can only accommodate a max of 6 unrelated individuals or 8 people comprised of family members or couples (because they can group close together). We have created special physical distancing gathering points around the trails through our stewardship days, and we will enforce physical distancing and wearing masks throughout the hike. Detailed instructions of our COVID-19 protocol will be shared with you upon registration.
Restricted group sizes allow for the best safety practices, and these hikes will fill up extremely fast. ABSOLUTELY NO WALK-INs – ALL MUST REGISTER IN ADVANCE. Programs are offered subject to current advisory status from the Governor’s office. Also, please “go before you go” as there are limited facilities at the site.
If the hike is sold out, or if you are unable to attend please email knecovska@GreatSwamp.org to be added to a waitlist. Space is extremely limited.
COVID-19 RELEASE – YOU MUST READ AND AGREE BEFORE YOU MAY REGISTER
Great Swamp Watershed Association Guided Hike Protocol
Expectations: For the safety of our staff and our other volunteers, individuals wishing to participate in our guided hikes MUST follow all protocols as outlined and agreed upon below. Failure to meet any of these guidelines will result in the individual being asked immediately to return home, and to no longer participate in our program. No exceptions.
If you are sick, have a fever, or have been exposed to someone who may have COVID-19, for the safety of everyone, please do NOT attend the hike and cancel by emailing knecovska@GreatSwamp.org so we can invite the next person on the waitlist as space is very limited
What to Bring: A tight fitting, double layer face mask (preferably non-disposable), appropriate hiking clothing (jeans, long t-shirt, waterproof boots), water and snacks. Personal size purell if you have it.
Arrival Details: Please park on the outskirts of the cul-de-sac at the end of Tiger Lily Lane. Before exiting your vehicle please make sure you are wearing your mask and wait by your vehicle for the hike leader to give further instructions. When gathering, please maintain 6-foot distance from other hike participants not in your family or household group. Hike leader will check in with you/your group and then provide further direction on when to follow them into the trail system once all participants have arrived and checked in.
Duration of Hike Protocol: Hikes will run approximately 1:15-1:30 hours. Masks must remain ON, covering your nose and mouth entirely, for the duration of the hike, no exceptions. If you need to remove or adjust your mask, please make sure you have moved away to a safe distance from other participants before doing so, and have put your mask back on when you return to the group. Please maintain a distance of 6-feet from other hike participants not in your immediate group (If hiking as a family or couple, please try to stay close together to make sure there is enough room on the trails). We have created special areas along the trails with widened/expanded capacity to gather and talk about things we might see. When gathering in these areas please spread out as best as you can and ensure everyone has enough room to safely listen to the hike leader. We ask that if you have any questions that you utilize these times to ask them, and try not to move past other participants or crowd the hike leader while moving along the trails.
Bathroom Protocol: Please “Go before you Go” as we have limited facilities on-site that will only be open for absolute emergencies.

Guided Morning Hike - Aug 1 at 10 am
2020-08-01 10:00 - 11:30 | Great Swamp Watershed Association’s CMA, 1 Tiger Lily Ln, Morristown, NJ, 07960, United States
C’mon out for an exclusive, members-only, semi-private hike with GSWA’s own Adam Palmer to explore our Conservation Management Area (CMA). Many people have hiked our trails during the lockdown which have remained open for passive recreation. Perhaps you’re one of them. But there’s so much more to see, like all our recent restorations, as you tour the site with an insider.
As we hike the trails of our 73-acre property, we’ll share what is happening with wildlife during the summer months and talk about of the area’s ecology. We’ll also check out the marsh, upland beech forest and vernal wetlands. And let’s face it, being outside is so important for our minds, bodies, and souls.
For everyone’s safety,we can only accommodate a max of 6 people comprised of unrelated individuals, or 8 people consisting of family members or couples (because they can group close together). We created special physical distancing areas around the trails through our stewardship days, and we will enforce physical distancing and wearing masks throughout the hike. Detailed instructions of our COVID-19 protocol will be shared with you upon registration.
Restricted group sizes allow for the best safety practices, and these hikes will fill up extremely fast. ABSOLUTELY NO WALK-INs – ALL MUST REGISTER IN ADVANCE. Programs are offered subject to current advisory status from the Governor’s office. Also, please “go before you go” as there are limited facilities at the site.
If this hike is sold out OR you must cancel, please email knecovska@GreatSwamp.org to be added to a wait list. Space is extremely limited.

COVID-19 RELEASE – Read and Agree to complete registration.
Great Swamp Watershed Association Guided Hike Protocol
Expectations: For the safety of our staff and our other volunteers, individuals wishing to participate in our guided hikes MUST follow all protocols as outlined and agreed upon below. Failure to meet any of these guidelines will result in the individual being asked immediately to return home, and to no longer participate in our program. No exceptions.
If you are sick, have a fever, or have been exposed to someone who may have COVID-19, for the safety of everyone, please do NOT attend the hike and cancel by emailing knecovska@GreatSwamp.org so we can invite the next person on the waitlist as space is very limited
What to Bring: A tight fitting, double layer face mask (preferably non-disposable), appropriate hiking clothing (jeans, long t-shirt, waterproof boots), water and snacks. Personal size purell if you have it.
Arrival Details: Please park on the outskirts of the cul-de-sac at the end of Tiger Lily Lane. Before exiting your vehicle please make sure you are wearing your mask and wait by your vehicle for the hike leader to give further instructions. When gathering, please maintain 6-foot distance from other hike participants not in your family or household group. Hike leader will check in with you/your group and then provide further direction on when to follow them into the trail system once all participants have arrived and checked in.
Duration of Hike Protocol: Hikes will run approximately 1:15-1:30 hours. Masks must remain ON, covering your nose and mouth entirely, for the duration of the hike, no exceptions. If you need to remove or adjust your mask, please make sure you have moved away to a safe distance from other participants before doing so, and have put your mask back on when you return to the group. Please maintain a distance of 6-feet from other hike participants not in your immediate group (If hiking as a family or couple, please try to stay close together to make sure there is enough room on the trails). We have created special areas along the trails with widened/expanded capacity to gather and talk about things we might see. When gathering in these areas please spread out as best as you can and ensure everyone has enough room to safely listen to the hike leader. We ask that if you have any questions that you utilize these times to ask them, and try not to move past other participants or crowd the hike leader while moving along the trails.
Bathroom Protocol: Please “Go before you Go” as we have limited facilities on-site that will only be open for absolute emergencies.

Guided Afternoon Hike - Aug 1
2020-08-01 12:00 - 13:30 | Great Swamp Watershed Association’s CMA, 1 Tiger Lily Ln, Morristown, NJ, 07960, United States
C’mon out for an exclusive, semi-private hike with GSWA to explore our Conservation Management Area (CMA). Many people have hiked our trails during the lockdown which have remained open for passive recreation. Perhaps you’re one of them. But there’s so much more to see, like all our recent restorations, as you tour the site with an insider.
As we hike the trails of our 73-acre property, we’ll share what is happening with wildlife during the summer months and talk about of the area’s ecology. We’ll also check out the marsh, upland beech forest and vernal wetlands.
This is our pilot “COVID-19 response hike” and we will carefully manage registration. For everyone’s safety, we can only accommodate a max of 6 people comprised of comprised of unrelated individuals, or 8 people consisting of family members or couples (because they can group close together). We have created special physical distancing gathering points around the trails through our stewardship days, and we will enforce physical distancing and wearing masks throughout the hike. Detailed instructions of our COVID-19 protocol will be shared with you upon registration.
Restricted group sizes allow for the best safety practices, and these hikes will fill up extremely fast. ABSOLUTELY NO WALK-INs – ALL MUST REGISTER IN ADVANCE. Programs are offered subject to current advisory status from the Governor’s office. Also, please “go before you go” as there are limited facilities at the site.
If you register and find yourself unable to attend, please email knecovska@GreatSwamp.org so we can invite the next person on the wait-list. Space is extremely limited.

COVID-19 RELEASE – Read and Agree to complete registration.
Great Swamp Watershed Association Guided Hike Protocol
Expectations: For the safety of our staff and our other volunteers, individuals wishing to participate in our guided hikes MUST follow all protocols as outlined and agreed upon below. Failure to meet any of these guidelines will result in the individual being asked immediately to return home, and to no longer participate in our program. No exceptions.
If you are sick, have a fever, or have been exposed to someone who may have COVID-19, for the safety of everyone, please do NOT attend the hike and cancel by emailing knecovska@GreatSwamp.org so we can invite the next person on the waitlist as space is very limited
What to Bring: A tight fitting, double layer face mask (preferably non-disposable), appropriate hiking clothing (jeans, long t-shirt, waterproof boots), water and snacks. Personal size purell if you have it.
Arrival Details: Please park on the outskirts of the cul-de-sac at the end of Tiger Lily Lane. Before exiting your vehicle please make sure you are wearing your mask and wait by your vehicle for the hike leader to give further instructions. When gathering, please maintain 6-foot distance from other hike participants not in your family or household group. Hike leader will check in with you/your group and then provide further direction on when to follow them into the trail system once all participants have arrived and checked in.
Duration of Hike Protocol: Hikes will run approximately 1:15-1:30 hours. Masks must remain ON, covering your nose and mouth entirely, for the duration of the hike, no exceptions. If you need to remove or adjust your mask, please make sure you have moved away to a safe distance from other participants before doing so, and have put your mask back on when you return to the group. Please maintain a distance of 6-feet from other hike participants not in your immediate group (If hiking as a family or couple, please try to stay close together to make sure there is enough room on the trails). We have created special areas along the trails with widened/expanded capacity to gather and talk about things we might see. When gathering in these areas please spread out as best as you can and ensure everyone has enough room to safely listen to the hike leader. We ask that if you have any questions that you utilize these times to ask them, and try not to move past other participants or crowd the hike leader while moving along the trails.
Bathroom Protocol: Please “Go before you Go” as we have limited facilities on-site that will only be open for absolute emergencies.

Purchase at the Gate - Great Swamp Great Music Festival 2020
2020-08-16 14:00 - 19:00 | Giralda Farms Preserve, Madison Avenue, Madison, NJ, United States
Tickets available at the gate:
Adults $30, Students $15 , Under 13 – free
This event is rain or shine.

Join us for a safe, much-needed afternoon of music and relaxation at our 3rd annual Great Swamp Great Music festival!
Sunday, August 16, 2020, 2-7 PM
at Giralda Farms, Chatham, NJ
Let it all go as you enjoy the live music of five bands – some returning and some new. Bring your own blankets and low-lying beach chairs. You are welcome to bring along your own pop-ups and/or umbrellas, but you MUST secure them in place in case of wind. As always, a great selection of food will be available for purchase and you can browse the unique merchandise from our vendors.

Bands:

The Big Fuss * Big Train * Lenox Underground * Not Enough Jeffs * Rosewood

FOOD VENDORS:
Minuteman BBQ * Pie Oh My! * Summer Daze * Scoops of Chatham

Three changes for this year’s festival that we hope to return to next year:

There will not be a big tent so plan accordingly
There will not be free water available , so fill up your reusable water bottles
We will not be selling beer and wine

GSWA is committed to providing a safe and healthy environment for all who attend this event. Giralda Farms can accommodate a physically distanced gathering and we will follow and enforce all safety guidelines and physical distancing protocols as provided by Governor Murphy. The event will be limited to 500 people (inclusive).
We strongly recommend that you arrive early to assure you are able to be admitted.
Everyone 2 years of age and older MUST have a mask (no exceptions).
Masks MUST be worn properly, over the nose and the mouth, when outside of your festival seating area.
DIRECTIONS:
Enter via Madison Ave in Madison, then turn onto Dodge Dr. – follow the signs to registration and parking. The Woodland Ave. entrance in Chatham Twp. will be closed.
FESTIVAL ENTRY/REGISTRATION:
For everyone’s safety, this year, check-in will be conducted at the venue’s entrance through your vehicle window. We strongly encourage you to buy your ticket in advance! Buying your ticket in advance will reduce traffic and reduce contact with our staff and volunteers. It’s a win-win!

At registration, every driver will receive a flyer outlining the protocols to follow for everyone’s safety. Full list of protocols will be provided to all attendees and will include the following:

Masks must be worn properly (over nose and mouth) any time you leave your seating area, and including walking from parking to your concert space, leaving your concert space to walk to the restrooms or vendors, leaving your concert space to return to your car, etc. Please abide by social distance guidelines when not in your own space.

Pre-purchased tickets – please print your ticket receipt or have it available your mobile device. You will be asked to hold it up to the window when you arrive.
At-the-gate purchases – you will be asked to purchase your ticket(s) online from your mobile device. If you are unable to do so, credit cards, cash, and checks will be accepted.
Every person in your car 2 years of age and older MUST be wearing a mask over the nose and mouth if you roll down your window (no exceptions) and it MUST cover the nose and mouth the entire time the window is down.

PARKING:
Parking is free and plentiful. Handicapped parking is available at the front of the lot. It’s a bit of a distance on grass to the festival area. Unfortunately, this year, we do not have the ability to drive attendees to the festival field.
BE SURE TO PRINT YOUR TICKET RECEIPT OR HAVE IT AVAILABLE ON YOUR MOBILE PHONE TO PRESENT AT THE EVENT!

2020 Great Swamp Great Music Festival COVID-19 Protocols
COVID-19 safety guidelines for this event are based on current mandates put forth by Governor Murphy’s office. Subject to change. Staff and security will continually monitor that all safety protocols are being followed.

It is mandatory that every person associated with this event over the age of 2 have a mask, worn properly, during specified circumstances as deemed by GSWA [per July 7 state mandate]. Includes staff, volunteers, talent, vendors, attendees, and anyone else not mentioned.

Festival Attendance: will not exceed the current recommended state guidelines. This will include guests, staff, volunteers, vendors, bands. GSWA will monitor the number of people who enter and exit the venue.
Registration: This year, check-in will be conducted at the venue’s entrance through your vehicle. We strongly encourage you to buy your ticket in advance! Buying your ticket in advance will reduce traffic and reduce contact with our staff and volunteers. It’s a win-win!

At registration, every driver will receive a flyer outlining the protocols to follow for everyone’s safety. Full list of protocols will be made available soon, and will include the following:

Masks must be worn properly (over nose and mouth) any time you leave your seating area, and including walking from parking to your concert space, leaving your concert space to walk to the restrooms or vendors, leaving your concert space to return to your car, etc. Please abide by social distance guidelines when not in your own space.

Parking: After registration, cars will proceed to the parking area. Volunteers will direct cars to parking spots and remind everyone to wear their masks until they get to their concert space.
Concert Spaces: All parties will be physically distanced 6 feet away from other parties. We encourage participants to bring low chairs. We ask that those with higher chairs consider locate themselves further back from the stage to help with line of sight.
Masks: Attendees will be required to wear masks when they are not in their concert space. Staff and volunteers will always be required to wear masks when on the fair grounds.
Porta-Johns: All porta-johns will be equipped with hand sanitizers inside. In addition, sanitizing stations will be located in the “restroom” area. Patrons will be instructed to use prior to entering and after leaving the porta-john. Social distance lines will be marked off.

Sanitizing Stations: Will be set up in various places on the fairgrounds to include hand sanitizer and disinfectants.
Food/merchandise vendors: Will follow appropriate safety protocols and social distance lines will be marked off.
We ask our attendees that, on festival day, anyone who feels ill, has been exposed to someone diagnosed with COVID-19, or has been to a US “hot spot” state within the last 14 days, for the public safety to remain at home. GSWA will continue to monitor NJ state guidelines, and review and revise these protocols as necessary.

Please register in advance! Reduce the lines, and reduce contact with our staff and volunteers.

September Hikes with GSWA
2020-09-10 18:00 - 2020-09-24 19:30 | NJ
This September, GSWA is offering three evening hikes at our 73 acre wetlands restoration site, the “Conservation Management Area”. What can you expect to see in September? Mushrooms and other fungi are plentiful this month. After the rains of August, you can be sure to find fungi of many shapes and colors poking up through the leaf litter.
The wet meadow will offer the late-Summer blooms of the sunflower family of wildflowers; purple ironweeds, white bonesets and yellow goldenrods. Late summer insects will still be active and plentiful, beetles, solitary bees, and other pollinators are preparing for their Fall hibernation. Dragonflies like the swamp darner will be laying their eggs along the Silver Brook. Bird life will be very active as the Spring and Summer warblers will be heading back south so be on the lookout for both year-round birds and migrants.

Time: each hike begins at 6pm and ends at 7:30pm
Location: Conservation Management Area
end of cul-de-sac on Tiger Lily Lane, Morristown, NJ 07960
Note: Advance registration is required, space is extremely limited. No walk-ins. Hikers required to wear masks. This event $10 for adults and $5 for children. Register at GreatSwamp.org or call 973-538-3500. Programs are offered subject to current advisory status from the Governor’s office. Also, please “go before you go” as there are no available facilities at the site. If you must cancel a reservation, please email knecovska@GreatSwamp.org so we can invite the next person on the wait-list.

Virtual Evening Briefing: Great Swamp Watershed Association101
2020-09-17 18:30 - 19:30 | NJ
Join us for a free virtual presentation on the topic of: Us! What does a watershed association do? What is a watershed, even? We will answer the question of how does GSWA protect our water and give you a detailed look into how we conduct our sampling. We will also discuss how we restore wetlands at the Conservation Management Area, and more give you other valuable information about how we continue to educate and protect the waters of the Great Swamp Watershed and Passaic River. Event will be followed by a Q&A session.

Join Zoom Meeting
Meeting ID: 968 7131 7598
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Virtual Evening Briefing: Putting your Garden to Bed the Watershed Friendly Way
2020-09-29 18:30 - 19:30 | NJ
Come the Fall, many homeowners snip, clip and clear their gardens with zeal, not realizing that some fall tasks are better than others at helping your garden to get ready for the spring, and to also be a valuable place for wildlife and the watershed too! There are many things you can do as you get your garden ready for winter that can reduce your impact on the land, such as aiding beneficial species so they are ready to help munch on pests next spring, or helping your lawn and natural area to soak up as much rainfall as possible over the winter months. Plus, you can make your yard as appealing as possible for birds and other wildlife to call home. Learn what you can do, and what to avoid as you put your garden to bed the Watershed Friendly Way!! Please ask any questions as you register and we will try to answer them in our virtual presentation.
Topic: Putting Your Garden To Bed
Time: Sep 29, 2020 06:30 PM Eastern Time (US and Canada)
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Meeting ID: 979 4800 5749
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Great Swamp Virtual Gala and Silent Auction
2020-10-01 19:00 - 20:00 | NJ
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Your support will help us continue and expand our important work for our environment.

Our Silent Auction is now closed. Thanks to all who participated!

Thank You to Our Underwriters!

Thank You to Our Advertisers!
Thank You to Our Supporters!
Kathy and Ken Abbott
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CMA Day - Let's Celebrate Autumn!
2020-10-18 13:00 - 15:00 | Great Swamp Watershed Association’s CMA, 1 Tiger Lily Ln, Morristown, NJ, 07960, United States
Let’s spend a crisp fall afternoon together outdoors at our Conservation Management Area (CMA) – a 73-acre wetlands reserve located in the heart of the Great Swamp Watershed. Come experience this beautiful area in Harding Township where you will see some of New Jersey’s most unique plants and animals, and learn about how these wonderful wetlands benefit all of us and our communities. Oh, and you will definitely want to see the major renovations that are happening at the CMA right now. You may encounter some muddy conditions to BE SURE TO WEAR APPROPRIATE FOOTWEAR!

Learn more about our Conservation Management Area (CMA) HERE

And what would a Fall celebration be without free fresh donuts and apple cider? Yup, that’s a freebie for everyone!
Special Guided Hikes for New Members!
All are welcome. When you join GSWA with a membership today through CMA Day (at the discounted price of $40) you and your family are entitled to a special guided hike with a GSWA expert at CMA Day along with additional benefits!* Non-members are also invited to come out for self-guided walks and to enjoy the fun and snacks.
Supporting GSWA allows us to continue protecting our water for residents of the Great Swamp and Passaic River Region!

Masks are mandatory – please observe all posted physical distancing guidelines.
*GSWA members attend most hikes and speaker programs at no cost, get discounted pricing for our workshops, and receive our twice yearly newsletter with interesting environmental-themed articles written by GSWA staffers.

POSTPONED: Evening Hike at Primrose Farm
2020-10-20 17:00 - 18:30 | Primrose Farm (Enter from Barrett Field), Barrett Field, 1413-000460000-000020001-00000, Morristown, NJ, 07960
THIS EVENT HAS BEEN POSTPONED. PLEASE STAY TUNED FOR NEW DATE.

October is a beautiful time to hike! GSWA‘s hiking series continues in October. The colors of fall are on full display – between changing leaves and the late blooming wildflowers there just so much to take in. What can you see on our hikes? New England aster shines an intense lavender color that will brighten any cool cloudy day. Be sure to look out for the panicled aster too, these look like an apartment complex of daisies, with small flowerheads that can be anywhere from white to baby pink or very pale purple. These flowers will be magnets for the year’s remaining pollinators. Poison ivy will be changing colors and bearing white berries which will help birds fatten up for the Winter. On the forest floor, chipmunks and squirrels will be busy collecting acorns for their winter storage. Where there are rodents like chipmunks, voles, and white-footed mice there will be slithering snakes and hungry foxes keeping their numbers in check. By late October and early November, birds from the far north will be making their way back to New Jersey like the cheerful white-throated sparrow.

Location: Primrose Farm (see below for google map)
Note: Advance registration is required, space is limited to 8 people. No walk-ins. Also, please “go before you go” as there are no available restrooms at the site.
COVID-19 safety protocols: Programs are offered subject to current advisory status from the Governor’s office. For everyone’s safety, GSWA follows strict safety protocols requiring all participants to wear masks and adhere to social distancing protocols. Anyone experiencing any COVID-19 symptoms or having been in contact with anyone who has recently tested positive, please stay home and join us another day.
Waitlist: If this event is full, please email knecovska@GreatSwamp.org to get your name on the list. Cancellations do happen so don’t miss out.
Cancellations: If you must cancel a reservation, please email knecovska@GreatSwamp.org so we can invite the next person on the waitlist.

Stream Assessment Training (Virtual Event)
2020-10-23 13:00 - 14:00 | NJ
Interested in the health of your local stream? Concerned about clean water? Perhaps you’ve even considered becoming a stream monitoring volunteer. If any this makes you raise an eyebrow, this free virtual training session is for you! And it’s easier than trying to say the tongue-twister above.
Sandra LaVigne, GSWA Director of Water Quality Programs, will join you virtually to teach you how to conduct visual and biological stream assessments and recognize environmental factors that may impact stream health. By the end of the hour, you will have the skills you need to conduct your own assessments for fun or as a visual stream assessment volunteer! (Preferred volunteers are 15 or older.) You will receive the link to this event post-registration.

Great Swamp Watershed Association is inviting you to a scheduled Zoom meeting.
Topic: Virtual Stream Assessment Training
Time: Oct 23, 2020 01:00 PM Eastern Time (US and Canada)
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Meeting ID: 920 9360 6266
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Bring Your Best Friend on a Dog Hike
2020-10-25 13:00 - 15:00 | Great Swamp Watershed Association’s CMA, 1 Tiger Lily Ln, Morristown, NJ, 07960, United States
Calling all pooches! Grab your family and a leash, and c’mon out to the CMA for a relaxing Fall hike. We know you’re ready to get some fresh air and sniff new smells. This is your day! We only ask that you play nice with other dogs and remain on your leash for the full hike. Ask your humans to bring you some water in case you get thirsty, and come prepared to clean up anything you may leave behind. Due to COVID-19, there is a limit of 8 people so shake a leg (any leg) and have your person register today!
Note: Advance registration is required, space is limited to 8 people. No walk-ins. Also, please “go before you go” as there are no available restrooms at the site.
COVID-19 safety protocols: Programs are offered subject to current advisory status from the Governor’s office. For everyone’s safety, GSWA follows strict safety protocols requiring all participants to wear masks and adhere to social distancing protocols. Anyone experiencing any COVID-19 symptoms or having been in contact with anyone who has recently tested positive, please stay home and join us another day.
Waitlist: If this event is full, please email knecovska@GreatSwamp.org to get your name on the list. Cancellations do happen so don’t miss out.
Cancellations: If you must cancel a reservation, please email knecovska@GreatSwamp.org so we can invite the next person on the waitlist.

SOLD OUT: Fall Hike at Jockey Hollow
2020-11-08 13:00 - 15:00 | Jockey Hollow Visitor Center, 600 Tempe Wick Rd, Morristown, NJ, 07960
THIS EVENT IS CURRENTLY SOLD OUT. PLEASE EMAIL KNECOVSKA@GREATSWAMP.ORG IF YOU WOULD LIKE TO BE ADDED TO THE WAITLIST.

Venture outdoors on a crisp, Fall afternoon and experience the changing of colors. GSWA Education Associate, Adam Palmer, will take you on a journey through the trails of Jockey Hollow and identify the many varieties of trees and plants as they begin to prepare for a long winter’s nap. We will also talk about how winter will change this landscape and how it might have looked like for the Continental Army soldiers who were stationed there during the winter of 1779-1780.
Note: Advance registration is required, space is limited to 8 people. No walk-ins. Also, please “go before you go” as there are no available restrooms at the site.
COVID-19 safety protocols: Programs are offered subject to current advisory status from the Governor’s office. For everyone’s safety, GSWA follows strict safety protocols requiring all participants to wear masks and adhere to social distancing protocols. Anyone experiencing any COVID-19 symptoms or having been in contact with anyone who has recently tested positive, please stay home and join us another day.
Waitlist: If this event is full, please email knecovska@GreatSwamp.org to get your name on the list. Cancellations do happen so don’t miss out.
Cancellations: If you must cancel a reservation, please email knecovska@GreatSwamp.org so we can invite the next person on the waitlist.

Virtual Briefing: “Environmentally Friendly Cleaning Products”
2020-11-10 18:30 - 19:30 | NJ
Join us for a presentation to learn about common chemicals found in most typical cleaners. You will learn why these chemicals pose a threat to clean water and what you can do about it. We will discuss environmentally friendlier options and substitutes to help you be more watershed friendly in your everyday cleaning. Followed by Q&A session.
Time: Tues Nov 10, 2020 06:30 PM Eastern Time (US and Canada)
Register by noon on Tuesday November 10 : knecovska@greatswamp.org.

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DIY Nature-inspired Wreath (Nov. 14, 12-1 PM)
2020-11-14 12:00 - 13:00 | Great Swamp Watershed Association HQ, 568 Tempe Wick Rd, Morristown, NJ, 07960, United States
Grab your warm clothes and kick off the holiday season with a homemade winter wreath made from native evergreens and other native plants. You’ll decorate your masterpiece with pinecones, berries, and other items found in nature. While your creativity blossoms, you’ll learn more about the natural items being used in this craft. Hot cider will be served. GSWA members $30, non-members $35. Price covers everything you need to leave with a finished piece that’s ready to hang on your door or give as a gift. While it’s a difficult time to shop, this outdoor event offers a safe, socially distant opportunity to do something crafty. [Note: our wreaths might be a little messier than that pictured.] Masks are mandatory and social distancing will be enforced. Space is limited so registration is required.

DIY Nature-inspired Wreath (Nov. 14, 1:30-2:30 PM)
2020-11-14 13:30 - 14:30 | Great Swamp Watershed Association HQ, 568 Tempe Wick Rd, Morristown, NJ, 07960, United States

CANCELLED: DIY Nature-inspired Wreath (Nov. 14, 3-4 PM)
2020-11-14 15:00 - 16:00 | Great Swamp Watershed Association HQ, 568 Tempe Wick Rd, Morristown, NJ, 07960, United States
THIS SESSION HAS BEEN CANCELLED.
Grab your warm clothes and kick off the holiday season with a homemade winter wreath made from native evergreens and other native plants. You’ll decorate your masterpiece with pinecones, berries, and other items found in nature. While your creativity blossoms, you’ll learn more about the natural items being used in this craft. Hot cider will be served. GSWA members $30, non-members $35. Price covers everything you need to leave with a finished piece that’s ready to hang on your door or give as a gift. While it’s a difficult time to shop, this outdoor event offers a safe, socially distant opportunity to do something crafty. [Note: our wreaths might be a little messier than that pictured.] Limit: 6 people so register today! Registration is required.

Late Fall Hike at Jockey Hollow
2020-11-22 13:00 - 15:00 | Jockey Hollow Visitor Center, 600 Tempe Wick Rd, Morristown, NJ, 07960
Before the holiday rush begins, c’mon on out and join GSWA staff member Adam Palmer for an informative and fun “nature” hike through Jockey Hollow. Feel the leaves crunch under your feet and breathe in the fresh autumn air as we walk the trails. While people of all ages are welcome, we encourage our younger members and non-members to come out and meet other people and peers interested in the environment and learn some cool facts about the area! Register today and come find out what cool critters and plants we can stir up! (Limit: 8 people)

SOLD OUT: Post-Thanksgiving Hike
2020-11-29 13:00 - 15:00 | Great Swamp Watershed Association’s CMA, 1 Tiger Lily Ln, Morristown, NJ, 07960, United States
THIS EVENT IS CURRENTLY SOLD OUT. IF YOU WOULD LIKE TO BE PLACED ON A WAITLIST, PLEASE EMAIL KNECOVSKA@GREATSWAMP.ORG.

The last of the leftovers are gone, and now it’s time to step away from technology and get moving! GSWA’s Adam Palmer will take you on a tour of our Conservation Management Area at our annual post-Thanksgiving hike. Come see the forest critters as they prepare for winter, and check out the amazing ecological renovations that have taken place here in the last several weeks. Staff and volunteers have also been busy adding more boardwalks so it’s even easier to navigate our many trails. So, come take advantage of this break between holidays with a taste of nature. Your mind, body, and soul will thank you for it! Limit: 8 people.

CANCELLED: Kids’ Outdoor Holiday Crafting: 11 AM - 12 PM
2020-12-06 11:00 - 12:00 | Great Swamp Watershed Association HQ, 568 Tempe Wick Rd, Morristown, NJ, 07960, United States
Due to the increase in COVID-19 cases in New Jersey, we have cancelled this event.

Kids feeling crafty? We’ve got the solution – 3 nature-themed DIY projects for your child to keep or give away: 1) Hanging pinecone suet birdfeeder; 2) Decorated muslin produce and/or gift bag for use at the grocery store or as a gift bag; 3) Easy-make pollinator box (no sawing) to attract native bees to your yard. Brown paper will be on-hand to wrap the gifts. Hot chocolate and snacks available for the children. GSWA members $20, non-members $25. Price covers everything you need to leave with 3 finished pieces. While it’s a difficult time to shop, this outdoor crafting event offers a safe, socially distant opportunity for your child to get creative with wild-life friendly, natural items. Ideal for ages 6-12 – a parent or guardian must be present. (Limit: 6 people)

CANCELLED: Kids’ Outdoor Holiday Crafting: 12:30-1:30 PM
2020-12-06 12:30 - 13:30 | Great Swamp Watershed Association HQ, 568 Tempe Wick Rd, Morristown, NJ, 07960, United States

CANCELLED: Kids’ Outdoor Holiday Crafting: 2-3 PM
2020-12-06 14:00 - 15:00 | Great Swamp Watershed Association HQ, 568 Tempe Wick Rd, Morristown, NJ, 07960, United States

SOLD OUT: Intermediate Hike at Hedden County Park
2020-12-12 13:00 - 15:00 | Hedden County Park, Use Hawthorne Ave Parking off of Reservoir Ave., Randolph, NJ, 07869, United States
SORRY, THIS EVENT IS SOLD OUT.
Looking to get your blood pumping? Join us for an intermediate, winter nature hike through Hedden Park, a beautiful piece of the Morris County Park Commission. Partially paved recreation trails traverse the Wallace Brook and cross Jackson Brook on this challenging hike. We will check out Indian Falls, a scenic point of interest along the Green Trail, and take in the natural beauty of the park. This family-friendly hike is perfect for people of all ages. If you like, bring along a snack and some water in a reusable bottle. Space is limited/registration is required.
Hawthorne Ave Parking: https://goo.gl/maps/YbPFzHrHGXr1ysnB8
Turn onto Hawthorne Ave and park in one of the auxiliary lots down along the road by the picnic area. If you have difficulties finding the location on hike day, contact your hike leader, Adam Palmer, at 908-399-5610.

Enviro Issue on our Doorstep - Rolling Knolls Landfill Superfund
2021-01-14 18:00 - 19:00 | NJ
Registration for this event is closed. If you experience technical difficulties during the call email vthorpe@greatswamp.org

GSWA invites you to catch up on the progress being made by the Rolling Knolls Superfund Community Advisory Group (CAG). Join their next Zoom meeting for:
The introduction of the CAG’s Environmental consultant and a review of their documents (to date)
U.S. Fish & Wildlife Service’s upcoming field investigation
We have posted to our website several EPA documents pursuant to a Freedom of Information Act request HERE – we will continue to upload these documents as they become available.

Join the meeting and get informed!
Login information will be emailed to you after you register to attend.

What is the Rolling Knolls Landfill?
Rolling Knolls landfill is an approximately 200-acre site located in the Green Village section of Chatham Township (35 Britten Rd., Green Village, NJ) which was used as an unlined landfill from the early 1930s through 1968. During its use, it received municipal solid waste, construction and demolition debris. According to the Chatham Board of Health, waste included: tree stumps, scrap metal, tires, household refuse, residential septage waste, and industrial waste. Herbicides and pesticides were used to control weeds, insects and rodents. Oil was applied on facility roadways to control dust. Most of the site is privately held, however, approximately 30 acres are owned by U.S. Fish and Wildlife Service as part of the Great Swamp National Wildlife Refuge.
Landfill operations contaminated the soil, sediment, surface water, and groundwater. Contaminants consist of elevated levels of: arsenic, lead, mercury, polycyclic aromatic hydrocarbons (PAHs), pesticides, phthalates, polychlorinated biphenyls (PCBs), volatile organic compounds (VOCs), semi-volatile organic compounds (SVOCs), freon compounds, dioxin, and furans.

What is the Current Status?
After many years of investigation, the EPA determined that the site was a threat to people and the environment and the site was placed on the EPA’s National Priorities List for cleanup in 2003. What exactly does this mean?
In 1980, after toxic waste dumps such as Love Canal received national attention and the public learned about the risks to human health and the environment caused by contamination, Congress established the Comprehensive Environmental Response, Compensation and Liability Act (CERCLA), more commonly known as Superfund. The Superfund law allows EPA to clean up contaminated sites, including requiring responsible parties to perform the cleanup or pay for it.
Learn more about the superfund process HERE.

What is GSWA’s Role?
Community acceptance is where we, the community, play an important role. GSWA has established a Community Advisory Group (CAG) through the EPA so that everyone’s voices may be heard.
A CAG is made up of representatives with diverse community interests, including residents near the site and who may be impacted by the site, local environmental groups, local government officials, local businesses, and possibly responsible parties. The CAG purpose is to provide a public forum for the community to present and discuss their needs and concerns and to offer input to EPA.
In addition to forming a CAG, we are working with EPA to obtain an independent professional to review and explain information to the community, including the Feasibility Study and proposed cleanup plan, through EPA’s Technical Assistance Services for Communities (TASC) program. The TASC program will provide a technical advisor to help us understand complex environmental information. This will be followed up with a more formal request for a Technical Assistance Grant (TAG). Click HERE to learn more about CAGs and Superfunds.
Since the fight to stop the jetport over 50 years ago, the residents of our local communities have fought to preserve and protect our environment. Let us continue that tradition and ensure that the Rolling Knolls superfund site is restored to protect human health and the environment through ecological revitalization which supports functioning and sustainable habitat.

Cook with GSWA on Zoom!
2021-01-27 16:00 - 17:00 | NJ
We’re sorry, registration for this event is now closed.
Check out our next Cooking with GSWA taking place on Wed., Feb 24!
If you are already registered and experiencing technical issues, please scroll down for helpful links.
Pumpkin Gnocchi with Sage Butter & Buttermilk Biscuits
Calling all cooks… grab your apron and let’s rattle some pots and pans together! You may have heard we recently published a cookbook of our favorite pandemic recipes. We thought it would be fun to Zoom a meal together just in time for you to share with your family. Step aside Bobby Flay, our resident chefs, Hazel England and Sandra LaVigne, will entertain and teach as they guide you through the recipe from the start to a delicious finished meal. With all of us cooking from home a lot more these days, this is a fun way to do something together while fine-tuning our culinary skills on the “GSWA cooking channel.”
If you have a copy of our GSWA Quarantine Cookbook, you can find the recipes on pages 20 and 78. You do not need to own the cookbook to participate. We will send you the recipe and login details prior to the Zoom call.
You must register to attend. After you register, click here for more info on our unique, illustrated cookbook chock full of appetizer, drink, quick dinner recipes and more, and to purchase your own copy.

Below are some helpful Zoom links for troubleshooting and to get better familiar with Zoom:
https://support.zoom.us/hc/en-us/articles/206618765-Zoom-video-tutorials
How to Join Zoom Meeting: https://www.youtube.com/embed/hIkCmbvAHQQ?rel=0&autoplay=1&cc_load_policy=1

At-home Pub Quiz
2021-02-05 18:00 - 19:00 | NJ
Registration closes at 4 PM today! – Scroll down for technical assistance.

Ready to challenge yourself and others in a fast-paced thinking game? Our Pub Quiz has gone virtual. Play alone or work together as a household team. Select one person to enter the answers to these multiple-choice questions into your device (phone, iPad, etc.) Play for prizes and bragging rights! If you are playing as a household, simply select one person’s name to enter at registration. Then start brushing up on your water quality and enviro facts.

Questions will range from beginner to expert level. For example:
Q: How long is the Passaic River?

A: 90 miles
Whether you join us as a team or an individual, you are sure to learn a few fact, and have a great time along the way!
(Registration note: you cannot register as a team with other households.) Sign up today to play along, have some fun, and compete for some cool prizes! Zoom link will be shared after you register.

Prizes:
1st Place – Two tickets to GSWA’s 4th Annual Great Swamp Great Music Festival and a cool GSWA Hat
2nd and 3rd Places – A copy of our recently published “GSWA Quarantine Cookbook” (check it out here)

Having issues joining the session? Please review the Zoom Help Center.
How to Join Zoom Meeting, click here for video tutorial.

SOLD OUT: Virtual Chocolate Chocolate Chocolate Tasting
2021-02-12 18:00 - 19:00 | NJ
No matter what is going on in the world, we can all agree that chocolate makes everything just a little bit better. So, let’s call a timeout and discover some new flavors together. The Candy Store of Harding has thoughtfully selected six delectable chocolates for your indulgence at home. As you dig into these sinful delights, learn more about how these tasty morsels are made and enjoy a real-time, how-to demo of one of their most popular treats. Just in time for Valentine’s Day!
Registration closes on Wednesday, February 10 at 4 PM so don’t hesitate – register today! You will receive an email with the Zoom login instructions post-registration.

Chocolate Pick-up Details
The Candy Store of Harding (you must wear a mask to enter the store)
1007 Mt. Kemble Ave., Morristown, NJ
973-425-9600
Pickup Days: Thurs, Feb 11 and Fri, Feb 12
Store Hours: 11 AM – 5 PM

Interested in learning more about Great Swamp Watershed Association and what we do for the environment? Consider becoming a member! Membership support allows us to continue monitoring water quality and educating the public on a healthy watershed and beyond.
