The Horticultural Society of South Jersey program presented by Thomas DeSimone will cover very basic points of bonsai-- its history, concepts, styles, basic work and tools used, some of the great bonsai artists and places to visit.  Tom will be showcasing some of his trees.  Free and open to the public. For more information, check the website: www.hssj.org or […]

Rutgers EcoIgnite will hold its first Meetup at the EcoComplex Building.  We will have an experts panel to share their experiences with the members. Cost $5.  Register here.

When is the best time to prepare for the cold winter months? NOW! Join the "Seed to Sovereignty" movement and learn how to make the warming winter tonic, fire cider. After the demonstration and instruction there will be an opportunity to taste a finished batch of this powerful home remedy. One lucky attendee will leave […]

Macroinvertebrates are aquatic insects whom spend all or most of their lives in our ponds, lakes and streams. They tell us about the health of our watershed and are super cool to see! Learn about the importance of Macroinvertebrates, and how to identify them. Please wear appropriate shoes; bring water and your camera!  For more information,  maps, […]

Public sector fleets are seeing significant benefits from the deployment of electric vehicles (EVs). By eliminating gas consumption, EVs reduce costs to fleets, promote energy independence and help protect the environment. Green Fleets This webinar will provide information for decision-makers to consider in determining how and when to add EVs to municipal fleets. We will discuss […]

Fun and Food for Free! Enjoy light snacks from a delicious local restaurant, followed by a series of 'lightning talks'. The widely varied talks will feature hot topics and different aspects of sustainability. Continue the discussion afterwards and meet other novice and veteran sustainability enthusiasts. The event (and food and refreshments) are FREE. Registration is […]

Join us for a cleanup of Lake Worth (43.9 acres). The park houses this beautiful Lake and a large tributary of Big Timber Creek. We will be collecting and talking about this interesting lake and its surrounding natural and historical aspects. Bring water, comfortable shoes and your camera! Please RSVP to [email protected]

Bring new or gently used items to donate. What a great way to pass on any unwanted holiday gifts that someone else may treasure. Free and open to the public to donate or shop.  Gardening items always wanted but not mandatory. Call Diane 856.287.5959 for more information or visit the website: www.HSSJ.org.