Sustainable Jersey hub for Burlington, Camden and Gloucester Counties
Join us for a sunset walk around the Cooper River. We will be talking about the natural and historical aspects of the area as we stroll around the river. We will meet at the Camden County Environmental Center in Cherry Hill NJ. Please RSVP. Free for SJLWT members. $3 a person for non SJLWT members. […]
Join us for a cleanup of Atco Lake in Atco NJ. We will be cleaning up along the lake side and afterwards we will talk about the historical and natural aspects of the area. Please wear appropriate clothing, bags and gloves will be provided For more information and maps contact Michael Hogan at 609-476-2086/ [email protected].
Join us for a FREE "Lunch 'n Learn" on Wednesday, June 13th from 12-1:30pm at the CLHI Community Room in North Camden! Learn from local experts about planting and caring for milkweed in your urban and community gardens to support struggling monarch populations and introduce your children to BUTTERFLIES! Also learn about the threats to […]
Each meeting focuses on a different topic around sustainability. For the June 2018 meeting, Campbell's Soup Company will be discussing all their efforts and success with food waste reduction. A representative that will be discussing what the Camden community as a whole is doing to meet sustainability goals. Event is free. Use this link for […]
Join us for a cleanup of Kirkwood Lake. We will be cleaning up along the lake side and afterwards we will talk about the historical and natural aspects of the area. We will meet at Kirkwood Lake County Park in Lindenwold, NJ Please wear appropriate clothing, bags and gloves will be provided For more information […]
Help us clean up a site in the Pine Barrens that has suffered from illegal dumping. After we clean up the site the landowner (Winzinger Corporation) will bring concrete barriers to prevent future dumping and illegal ORV use. This will also help protect nearby parts of Greenwood Wildlife Management Area. Meet in Chatsworth and carpool […]
Kickoff your summer in the birthplace of the blueberry! (For real, Elizabeth Coleman White and Dr. Frederick Coville developed the first crop of blueberries here in 1916). So many blueberries: take home a pint or a flat, pick berries fresh on the original heritage plants, eat them in locally made pies, muffins, cakes, jams, preserves, […]
Kickoff your summer in the birthplace of the blueberry! (For real, Elizabeth Coleman White and Dr. Frederick Coville developed the first crop of blueberries here in 1916). So many blueberries: take home a pint or a flat, pick berries fresh on the original heritage plants, eat them in locally made pies, muffins, cakes, jams, preserves, […]
Networking and light supper with sustainably-minded folks, followed by "lightning" talks from several leaders in sustainability in the region, including: Gina Gambacorto from NJDEP discussing their Sustainable Business Registry and Michael Gorostiza from Life Sanctuary - discussing his journey to transform a suburban property into a more sustainable 'life sanctuary' and classes he offers to […]
If you missed the Mt Holly Environmental Committee Plant on June 23 - you will have one more chance on Saturday June 30 from 10AM - 1PM in front of Silver Lining in Mill Race Village (Corner of Church and White Street). Some varieties have sold out see attached flier for specifics- $2.50 per plant.
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