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ew Vernon, NJ – May 5, 2025 – Great Swamp Watershed Association (GSWA) announced today that it was awarded an American Water Charitable Foundation 2025 Water and Environment grant, focusing on expanding water quality monitoring in the lower Passaic River. “We are deeply grateful for the generous support of the American Water Charitable Foundation,” said Bill Kibler, Executive Director of the Great Swamp Watershed Association. “This grant will help us expand our vitally important water quality monitoring farther downstream on the Passaic River and give us a better understanding of water quality throughout our watershed.” The Water and Environment grant...
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Explore the Great Swamp MORRISTOWN, NJ – March 31, 2025 – The Great Swamp Partners are pleased to announce, "Treasures of the Swamp," a free, family-friendly scavenger hunt inviting the community to explore the natural wonders of the Great Swamp watershed region. This event runs Saturday, April 26th, and Sunday, April 27th, with participants visiting as many sites as they choose. Register at GreatSwamp.org/Events. Participants can embark on their adventure solo or team up with friends and family to solve riddles and uncover clues across six locations. The self-paced scavenger hunt allows explorers to visit one or all sites...
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Online sale offers 37 different plant species MORRISTOWN, NEW JERSEY (March 18, 2024) — Great Swamp Watershed Association (GSWA) announced today that their fifth annual online Native “Plant for Pollinators” program opens Tuesday, April 1, 2025, at 12:00 noon. The public is encouraged to browse and purchase the large variety of native plants available through April 18, 5:00 PM at GreatSwamp.org. Plant pickup takes place on May 3 at one of 17 local locations. Plants will be available as individual species in 5-plug (young plants) units or as 25-plug garden kits. "The Plant for Pollinators program goes beyond cultivating beautiful gardens—it’s about restoring life...
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MORRISTOWN, NEW JERSEY (February 17, 2025) — The Great Swamp Watershed Association (GSWA) is thrilled to announce an action-packed schedule of events and programs for the next 30 days, offering something for everyone in the community. From nature enthusiasts to foodies, families to history buffs, there's an activity to pique almost everyone's interest. Registration is required for all events at GreatSwamp.org or by calling 973-538-3500. Exploring the Natural World Breakfast Briefing: Geology and Humans—The Making of the Great Swamp: Delve into the fascinating history and geological processes that shaped the iconic Great Swamp. Historian Pat Wells will trace the...
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Plant it and they will come MORRISTOWN, NEW JERSEY (January 20, 2025) — Great Swamp Watershed Association (GSWA) announced today they will host the 5th Plant for Pollinators webinar series focused on native plants and the essential role pollinators play in the ecosystem. In partnership with plant program partners and led by nationally acclaimed experts, these hour-long information packed webinars lead up to the organization’s annual, online Native Plant for Pollinators plant sale that runs April 1-18, 2025. Registration and information can be found at GreatSwamp.org or 973-538-3500. “We’re really excited at the growth of our Plant for Pollinators program, now entering its...
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MORRISTOWN, NEW JERSEY (January 2, 2025) — The Great Swamp Watershed Association (GSWA) Board of Trustees is thrilled to announce the appointment of Bill Kibler as the new Executive Director effective January 6, 2025. Kibler brings over 25 years of experience in environmental conservation, most recently serving as Director of Policy at Raritan Headwaters Association. Prior to that, he served as Executive Director of the South Branch Watershed Association From 2005 until Raritan Headwaters Association was created in 2011. "Bill has a stellar reputation in the environmental non-profit community," said David Naidu, Board Chair. "His expertise in policy, conservation, and...
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MORRISTOWN, NEW JERSEY (April 26, 2024) — The Great Swamp Watershed Association (GSWA) is set to hold their 7th annual Great Swamp Great Music festival fundraiser on Sunday, May 19, at the historic Brook Valley Farm on Loantaka Way in Chatham Twp. Minutes off Route 287, the festival runs 12:00-6:30 pm with gates opening at 11:00 am. In case of inclement weather, a secondary indoor location has been secured at Drew University in Madison. Tickets are on sale now at GreatSwamp.org. Attendees are encouraged to bring their chairs and blankets for a family-friendly afternoon of live music. The lineup features...
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MORRISTOWN, NEW JERSEY (April 8, 2024) — Great Swamp Watershed Association (GSWA) announced today that their 4th Annual Native “Plant for Pollinators” program opened online with great success on April 1. GSWA strongly encourages plant enthusiasts who are interested in starting or expanding their native pollinator garden to place their order at GreatSwamp.org before their selections are sold out. Plants are available as individual species in 5-plug units or as 25-plug garden kits. “Given the buzz surrounding this native plant sale, we advise you to check out our catalog and place your order quickly!" said Ginger Van Ryzin, GSWA Education and Stewardship Associate. ...
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MORRISTOWN, NEW JERSEY (March 18, 2024) — Great Swamp Watershed Association (GSWA) announced today that their 4th annual online Native “Plant for Pollinators” program opens Monday, April 1, 2024, at 1:30. The public is encouraged to browse and purchase the large variety of native plants available through April 19, 5:00 PM at GreatSwamp.org. Plant pickup takes place the weekend of May 4th at one of 14 local locations. Plants will be available as individual species in 5-plug units or as 25-plug garden kits. "Why is it important to plant native species versus exotic or non-native plants?" posed Ginger Van Ryzin, GSWA Education and...
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