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Join us in welcoming them as we provide a glimpse into their backgrounds and expertise. Their unique skills and perspectives promise to enrich our company culture and contribute to the innovative solutions we provide to our clients. Angelica Diaz, Landscape Designer Angelica is a recent graduate of Temple University, where she obtained her Master Degree in landscape architecture with a focus on ecological restoration. She received the 2023 American Society of Landscape Architects Merit Award for her academic work, which culminated in a graduate thesis that explored and integrated creative solutions to flood resilience in New Castle, Delaware. This work unlocked a desire to discover the unique ways in which landscape architecture can be realized through the lens of ecology and sustainability. Before joining Princeton Hydro, Angelica was employed at a small-scale landscape architecture firm focusing on public and residential design. She had the opportunity to use her previous experience in invasive management to help ensure longevity by developing long-term maintenance manuals for clients. Through this work, she also gained invaluable experience in design development, preparation of proposals and construction documentation packages, and client communication. In her free time, Angelica loves to paint, read, bake bread, and maintain her tiny Philadelphia backyard. Lexie Seifert, Staff Engineer Lexie received a B.S. in Environmental Engineering with a concentration in Air Quality from Rutgers University. During her studies, she was part of the Rutgers Water Resources Program where she helped design and construct rain gardens to address flooding and stormwater runoff impacts. After graduation, Lexie began her professional career in the wastewater engineering sector designing decentralized wastewater treatment plants. During her free time, Lexie enjoys hiking, exercising, and being outside. When the weather is bad, she likes making rugs and trying out new recipes. Our staff is composed of individuals with academic training and extensive project experience in stormwater management, geotechnical investigation, hydrology and hydrogeology, aquatic and wetland ecology, fishery biology, population and community ecology dynamics, GIS, environmental design, and landscape architecture. Click here to read more about the Princeton Hydro team. [post_title] => Employee Spotlight: Meet Our New Landscape Architecture and Engineering Team Members [post_excerpt] => [post_status] => publish [comment_status] => open [ping_status] => open [post_password] => [post_name] => employee-spotlight-august-2023 [to_ping] => [pinged] => [post_modified] => 2023-09-11 16:49:49 [post_modified_gmt] => 2023-09-11 16:49:49 [post_content_filtered] => [post_parent] => 0 [guid] => https://princetonhydro.com/?p=13340 [menu_order] => 0 [post_type] => post [post_mime_type] => [comment_count] => 0 [filter] => raw ) [1] => WP_Post Object ( [ID] => 12943 [post_author] => 1 [post_date] => 2023-07-18 21:20:43 [post_date_gmt] => 2023-07-18 21:20:43 [post_content] => We are proud to announce that Princeton Hydro's Headquarters has been chosen as a winner of the 2023 New Good Neighbor Award for our role in revitalizing Trenton's historic Roebling Carpentry Shop located in the city's Wirerope District. Presented by New Jersey Business & Industry Association and its flagship publication New Jersey Business Magazine, the New Good Neighbor Award recognizes commercial development projects throughout New Jersey that contribute to economic growth while being aesthetically pleasing and promoting sustainably. Preserving History, Building for the Future Princeton Hydro chose the historic Roebling Carpentry Shop (Building 110) as the location for its new headquarters office. The building restoration project, which began in 2021, was constructed by Trenton-based Hx2 Development and designed by Trenton-based Architecture and Planning firm, Clarke Caton Hintz. We received enormous support and encouragement from the City of Trenton and Greater Trenton due to its job creation, architectural merit, economic benefit, and Princeton Hydro’s commitment to community involvement. "Trenton has welcomed us with open arms, and we are grateful to be part of this community. We are honored to be selected for the New Good Neighbor Award and hope to inspire other businesses to join us here in Trenton," said Geoffrey M. Goll, PE, President of Princeton Hydro. The historic building, an old industrial wireworks factory, was transformed, under a historic preservation permit, into a unique, state-of-the-art office space. The design highlights the space’s historic architectural elements – heavy timber beams, huge windows and skylights, and original brick walls – while incorporating modern design and sustainability. Creating a Space for Community "We aimed to create a space that was inspiring yet functional for our staff, and what we didn't realize was that we ended up creating a new meeting space for the community too," expressed Goll. "As a misson-driven firm, it is within Princeton Hydro's core values to foster stewardship in our communities and support organizations who are working to make the world a better place." [gallery columns="4" ids="13216,13226,13211,13213"] Since opening our doors in April 2022, we have donated the use of our space for a variety of nonprofit organization events, including the Passage Theatre's “Trenton Makes Heroes” Fundraiser, Trenton Historical Society's Annual Stop The Wrecking Ball, New Jersey Environmental Lobby's Annual Award Dinner, and Revolutionary Trenton's Launch Event. We held donation drives here too to support local nonprofit organizations working in Trenton. For our our Holiday Employee Virtual Giving Event in 2022, we donated 115 items valued over $1,700 to Children’s Home Society of New Jersey. During our Spring 2023 Staff Donation Drive, we collected 208 pounds of shelf-stable food items for Arm In Arm, a Trenton-based nonprofit organization that addresses food and housing insecurity in the city and surrounding areas. Inspiring the Next Generation in STEM Inspiring local youth to pursue a pathway in the STEM (science, technology, engineering, math) fields is also a priority for our firm. Since moving to Trenton, we've volunteered our time to support community programs such as the Outdoor Equity Alliance's Careers in Conservation Internship and NJDEP's Youth Inclusion Initiative. Bringing youth out into the field and showing them how our ecosystems function is one if the best ways to engage them. Our greatest hope is that one of the local students that we have taught during these programs will pursue a career in science or engineering and come work for us in Trenton! The Transformation [gallery columns="2" link="none" ids="10040,12947"] In every aspect of the design, construction and planning, the team made an active effort to source local and renewable resources. The relocation of Princeton Hydro’s headquarters from Ringoes, NJ to Trenton, NJ results in the relocation of 30+ jobs to Trenton, brings to life a building that has been vacant for more than 25 years, and adapts the building’s use from industrial to a transit-oriented, modern office space. [gallery columns="2" link="none" ids="10039,10900"] [gallery columns="4" ids="13246,13214,13225,13229"] 2023 New Good Neighbor Awards 15 total development projects received the New Good Neighbor Award this year. As noted in the press release announcement from NJBIA, “the winning projects, participating in our 63rd Annual New Good Neighbor Awards program, have created more than $346 million in capital improvements, more than 2,200 construction jobs and nearly 5,500 permanent jobs, providing valuable assets and generating tremendous economic activity.” For a full list of award winners and details about each of their projects, click here. For more information about the New Good Neighbor Award nomination and selection process, click here. And, to see more photos of the Trenton Headquarters transformation process, click here. [post_title] => Princeton Hydro's Headquarters Earns 2023 New Good Neighbor Award [post_excerpt] => [post_status] => publish [comment_status] => open [ping_status] => open [post_password] => [post_name] => 2023-new-good-neighbor-award [to_ping] => [pinged] => [post_modified] => 2023-07-28 18:25:20 [post_modified_gmt] => 2023-07-28 18:25:20 [post_content_filtered] => [post_parent] => 0 [guid] => https://princetonhydro.com/?p=12943 [menu_order] => 0 [post_type] => post [post_mime_type] => [comment_count] => 0 [filter] => raw ) [2] => WP_Post Object ( [ID] => 12939 [post_author] => 1 [post_date] => 2023-07-17 22:15:33 [post_date_gmt] => 2023-07-17 22:15:33 [post_content] => Welcome to the latest edition of our Client Spotlight series, which provides an inside look at our collaboration, teamwork, and accomplishments with one of our client partners. Today, we’re shining the spotlight on Citizens United to Protect the Maurice River and Its Tributaries, known commonly as CU Maurice River, a 501(c)3 nonprofit membership organization dedicated to protecting the Maurice River Watershed’s natural integrity and cultural heritage. The Maurice River, located in south-central New Jersey, was designated a National Wild and Scenic River by Congress in 1993. It draws from a drainage area of 385 square miles and meanders south for 50 miles, through Southern New Jersey primarily in Cumberland County. Headwaters are in parts of Gloucester, Salem, and Atlantic Counties, emptying into the main stem of the Maurice; from there it flows into Delaware Bay. The major tributaries of the river are Scotland Run, Muddy Run, Menantico Creek, Muskee Creek, and the Manumuskin River. There are about 20 small lakes in the watershed, the largest of which is Union Lake at 950 acres. As South Jersey’s leading watershed organization, CU Maurice River engages in fieldwork, advocacy, research, and education initiatives generating and contributing to a greater understanding of the local environment and wildlife. For this Client Spotlight, we spoke with CU Maurice River Executive Director Karla Rossini via Zoom: Q. Tell us a little about CU Maurice River and what makes it unique? A: [embed]https://youtu.be/iahd-_hbgPU[/embed] "CU Maurice River is a very grassroots, very local organization. One of our core strengths is community involvement. In everything we do, we try to invite the largest section of community that we possibly can. Whether that’s to participate in educational opportunities or participate in volunteerism or become an advocate of our local resources, we really make it our goal to develop and foster stewardship within the community." Q. What are some exciting things your organization is working on right now? A: "We're very excited about the work we're doing with the WheatonArts & Cultural Center, a nonprofit 501(c)(3) organization with a mission to engage artists and audiences in an evolving exploration of creativity. Over the years, CU Maurice River has worked with WheatonArts to design and implement various best management practices throughout its 45-acre campus. We’ve installed vernal pools, purple martin gourds, a blue bird trail, a nature trail, and a massive rain garden. The projects support water resources on site and beyond, revitalize and preserve natural habitats, and provide an invaluable community resource for promoting eco-friendly land management, stewardship, and nature exploration. WheatonArts and CU Maurice River also launched a four-week nature journaling course, which will take place on Wednesdays and Thursdays, from August 3 to August 25 (2023). Kids get to spend time outdoors while growing their science knowledge, appreciation for nature, and artistic ability. Nature journaling is a way to creatively connect and build a deep, lasting relationship with the natural world. The CU Maurice River team does the scientific teachings, and the WheatonArts team does the art teachings. So for example, CU Maurice River will teach about the anatomy of a tree, how a tree functions, why an Oak tree produces acorns, and the ecosystem services a tree provides. And, WheatonArts teaches the kids how to draw and paint a tree, how to make an acorn look round, and how to get the shades of the brown tree trunk just right. Another interesting aspect of the program is that it also highlights the history of communication in nature exploration. Darwin had to draw his pictures to describe his findings. Mary Treat had to draw her discoveries. Audubon had to illustrate his birds. And, let’s face it, most of the best ID books aren’t photo books, they’re illustrated books. So, this program focuses on the importance of art in science." Q. Can you talk a little about the CU Maurice and Princeton Hydro partnership: A: "The first time I encountered Princeton Hydro was at a Musconetcong River event where Princeton Hydro was presenting on dam removal and the restoration of trout habitat on the Musconetcong. Then, later that year, at the Annual Delaware River Watershed Forum, I met Dana Patterson (Princeton Hydro's Director of Marketing and Communications). We got to talking about a variety of different projects we could explore together, and it's been a really great partnership ever since. I’m pretty sure I've given Dana and Christiana Pollock (Princeton Hydro's Director of Restoration and Resilience) some wacky ideas to figure out, but Princeton Hydro has always been very supportive AND realistic. Since then, we’ve contracted with Princeton Hydro to do a feasibility study on the Centerton Dam removal. We’re also working with Princeton Hydro to do an ArcGIS StoryMap of the Paddle Trails in the Maurice River Watershed. And, we've got some other exciting things in the works that I'm not at liberty to discuss publicly today, but stay tuned for more great things as a result of CU Maurice River's collaboration with the Princeton Hydro team. Princeton Hydro has really provided a lot of support and guidance, and I am eternally grateful for their partnership." Q. How can people get involved in and help support the important work CU Maurice River is doing? A: [embed]https://youtu.be/9WY0D21EFeo[/embed] For more CU Maurice River volunteer opportunities and upcoming events, click here. Q. Do you have anything else you'd like to share with our blog readers about CU Maurice River or yourself? A: [embed]https://youtu.be/Kb1l8Qfxe4c[/embed] A big thanks to Karla and CU Maurice River for taking part in our Client Spotlight Series! To learn more about CU Maurice River, we invite you to visit their website and subscribe to their newsletter. Click below to check out the previous edition of our Client Spotlight Series featuring George Jackman, PhD, Senior Habitat Restoration Manager for Riverkeeper: [post_title] => Client Spotlight: CU Maurice River [post_excerpt] => [post_status] => publish [comment_status] => open [ping_status] => open [post_password] => [post_name] => client-spotlight-cu-maurice-river [to_ping] => [pinged] => [post_modified] => 2023-07-19 19:21:47 [post_modified_gmt] => 2023-07-19 19:21:47 [post_content_filtered] => [post_parent] => 0 [guid] => https://princetonhydro.com/?p=12939 [menu_order] => 0 [post_type] => post [post_mime_type] => [comment_count] => 0 [filter] => raw ) [3] => WP_Post Object ( [ID] => 12875 [post_author] => 1 [post_date] => 2023-07-13 12:23:00 [post_date_gmt] => 2023-07-13 12:23:00 [post_content] => We are thrilled to extend a warm welcome to three interns who have recently joined our team! Each intern is passionately contributing to a wide range of projects that align with their professional interests and areas of study. They are also benefiting from the guidance of experienced mentors from Princeton Hydro, as they gain valuable hands-on experience with our small business consulting firm. Our firm remains resolutely dedicated to enhancing our ecosystems, improving the quality of life, and creating thriving communities. We are excited to collaborate with these interns and continue our mission of making a positive impact. Let's meet them! Jeremy Goll, GIS Intern In the Fall, Jeremy will begin his senior year at Moravian University and will earn his B.S. in Computer Science. During his internship with Princeton Hydro, Jeremy aims to get a better understanding of the workflow process and gain more experience with ArcGIS, a GIS mapping and analysis tool. When not working and studying, Jeremey enjoys playing video games. During the school season, he throws shot-put and discus for the Moravian track and field team. Jackson Tilves, Aquatics Intern Jackson is a recent graduate of Stockton University, where he obtained a B.S. in Environmental Science with concentrations in Wildlife Management and Forestry. He studied water quality parameters as well as fisheries and forest management techniques in the unique ecosystems found in the New Jersey Pinelands. Before joining Princeton Hydro, he worked with a river restoration company that focused on dam removals, stream morphology, and in-stream habitat creation for native species. During his internship, he will support the Aquatics Team and is excited to expand his knowledge of aquatic systems and the management of them; help create the most natural systems in areas that people can still enjoy; and help preserve these ecosystems for future generations. In his free time, Jackson enjoys fishing and trap shooting, working on his boat, and participating in bass tournaments. Mikhail Velez, Communications Intern Mikhail Velez joins Princeton Hydro as a Communications Intern. With her B.A. in Fine Arts and 2-D Animation from the School of Visual Arts, she built her career as a freelancer, working on animated projects and illustrations for a number of clients and companies. She now hopes to share her expertise and learn more about what it takes to manage, curate, and navigate social media for an water resources engineering firm. When not working, Mikhail enjoys playing games, spending time with friends, and pursuing different creative endeavors with new artistic projects. To learn more about our team, go here! [post_title] => Join Us in Welcoming Three Interns to Our Team! 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In this Spotlight edition, we provide a snapshot of what's coming up and information on how to get involved: June 10: The 5th Annual Moorestown Paddle Board/Kayak Race & Family Festival The Strawbridge Lake Beautification Committee is hosting its 5th Annual Moorestown Paddle Board/Kayak Race and Family Festival on Saturday, June 11 from 9 a.m. to 3 p.m. This year's event, which Princeton Hydro is proud to sponsor, offers fun activities that can be enjoyed by all - food trucks, microbreweries, vendors, live music, a Silent Auction, tons of activities for the kids and, of course, a Paddle Board/Kayak race. 100% of the donations and proceeds from this event go directly toward improvements to Strawbridge Lake! The Committee's next goal is to install a 3rd floating dock by the Children's Pond. Get more info and register. June 17: Third Annual Juneteenth Festival Princeton Hydro is proud to sponsor the 3rd Annual Juneteenth Festival. The free event, which is hosted by the African American Cultural Collaborative of Mercer County in partnership with the New Jersey Legislative District 15, is “more than just a festival,” incorporating displays of culture, collaboration, commerce, unity and education. Held from 11am - 6pm at Mercer County Park Grounds, the celebration includes youth art activities, health and wellness classes, cultural performances, a community bike ride, and a variety of vendors. July 7: Save Barnegat Bay’s Annual Summer Fundraiser We're excited to be joining Save Barnegat Bay for its annual Sips, Shells & Swing Summer Fundraiser, and we hope you'll join us too. The event, being held from 6-10pm at the Bay Head Yacht Club in Bay Head, New Jersey, includes oysters and clams from local farmers, music, a light buffet and spirits, and a silent auction. Save Barnegat Bay was founded in 1971 with the mission to restore and protect the Barnegat Bay and its ecosystem. The organization is a strong and independent voice for the Bay throughout the watershed, including all of Ocean and part of Monmouth Counties. Get more info and purchase tickets here. July 12: Jersey Water Works and Lead-Free NJ Joint Membership Meeting Jersey Water Works and Lead-Free NJ will host a a joint Membership Meeting at Rutgers University in New Brunswick. Participants from a variety of sectors—community organizations, grassroots groups, municipal/state government, federal agencies, education, utilities—are invited to come together to support the advancement of New Jersey’s water infrastructure and remediate lead holistically. Not a member? No worries! Click below to see agenda details and register. Get more info & Register. July 14: Pennsylvania Lake Management Society's Blue Marsh Lake, Aqua Om Paddle In celebration of Lakes Appreciation Month, you're invited to a sunset paddle/float on Blue Marsh Lake in Berks County, Pennsylvania. The event, which also includes a water quality education workshop and paddle board demonstration, is being hosted by PALMS, the staff of Blue Marsh Lake, Aqua Om Paddle, Penn State Extension Master Watershed Stewards, Berks County Conservation District, Tulpehocken Creek Watershed Association, and Berks Nature. The workshop and demo is from 5-8pm and the sunset paddle is from 8-10pm, both are free and open to people of all ages. Get more info. July 20: Lake Hopatcong Foundation Anniversary Gala & Auction Lake Hopatcong Foundation (LHF) invites you to join its annual 11th Anniversary Gala & Auction, which aims to bring together community members who are passionate about Lake Hopatcong, to have fun and raise funds critically needed to protect the environment and enhance the experience on and around Lake Hopatcong. Guests will come together at the Stone Water lakefront restaurant for an evening of great camaraderie, food, music, an auction, and raffles. Get more info & Register. July 20: Society of American Military Engineer's Mid-Maryland Post Industry Day Join the SAME Mid-Maryland Post for Industry Day on July 20th from 9am - 3:30pm in Columbia, Maryland. The day features speakers from Federal and State Agencies, networking events, and an exhibitor hall. The focus of the event is to foster Industry-Government Engagement (IGE) within and outside the Mid-Atlantic region. The goal is to provide opportunities to strengthen relationships and to collaboratively solve problems. If you want to strategically prepare for FY23 year-end, FY24, and beyond, then this is the event to attend. Princeton Hydro is a proud sponsor and exhibitor, and we hope to see you there! Get more info & Register. August 6-11: Ecological Society of America (ESA) Annual Meeting ESA, the Nation's Largest Community of Ecologists, is hosting its 2023 Annual Meeting in Portland, Oregon. This year’s conference theme, "ESA for All Ecologists," offers programming and sessions that engage private- and public-sector ecologists by highlighting projects that are implementing ecological science, collaborating across sectors, educating future scientists and decision makers, and disseminating basic and applied ecology research to those who need it most. Princeton Hydro's Director of Regulatory Compliance & Wildlife Surveys Michael C. Rehman, CERP, PWS, is presenting on the topic of "Revisiting successful wetland mitigation projects in New Jersey." Get more info & Register. August 19: Jersey Fresh Jam We are proud to sponsor (and excited to attend) the 2023 Jersey Fresh Jam, New Jersey's Premier Hip Hop Festival. The event, being held at TerraCycle’s headquarters in Trenton, is free and open to the public and offers a fun-filled day of graffiti demonstrations, live musical performances, food trucks, and local vendors. We hope to see you there! Get more info. August 19: Shorebird Festival at Jamaica Bay August is the perfect time to explore the diversity of New York City’s shorebirds! The Shorebird Festival is a great opportunity to learn all about these beautiful birds and explore the natural habitat of the Jamaica Bay Wildlife Refuge, filled with marshland, fresh and brackish water ponds, and grassy fields. This free community event, provided by the NYC Audubon, American Littoral Society, Jamaica Bay-Rockaway Parks Conservancy, and Gateway National Recreation Area, is kid-friendly and can be enjoyed by the whole family. Get more info & Register. August 21: 2023 National Stream Restoration Conference The Resource Institute, a nonprofit organization dedicated to enhancing America's natural resources by restoring streams, rivers and wetlands, is hosting its National Stream Restoration Conference. The 3-day event, themed "Stream Restoration 2023: Finding Common Ground," will be held in Baltimore, Maryland. 500 stream restoration professionals are expected to attend the conference, which includes an exhibitor hall and a wide variety of education sessions, including "Sediment Management of a Hudson Valley Dam Removal" a presentation by Jake Dittes, PE, Project Manager, Engineering Services. Click here to read the full abstract. Get more info & Register. INCASE YOU MISSED IT May 22 - 24: Choose Clean Water Conference Each year, the Coalition's Choose Clean Water Conference provides a two-day forum for participants to learn about the most important and up-to-date Chesapeake restoration issues, network with fellow Chesapeake Bay supporters and activists, develop strategies to advance federal, regional and local restoration goals, and learn from successes. Princeton Hydro sponsored this year's conference, which was held in Harrisburg, Pennsylvania. The conference highlighted the challenges, opportunities, and lessons headwater states have to inform us in our work for clean water. Participants enjoyed a variety of field trips, plenary sessions, workshops and networking opportunities. Get more info. June 7: Dam Safety Workshop for Owners and Operators The Association of State Dam Safety Officials and NJDEP, Bureau of Dams Safety, held a one-day workshop focused on helping dam owners/operators recognize problems and emergency situations, improve operations, and perform or schedule preventive maintenance. Presentation topics, included: Basic Dam Terminology and Design Options, Issues with Erosion, and Dam Engineering Case Studies of Past Problems. Get more info. Stay tuned to our blog for more events! 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Over the course of a month, our Trenton office collected 208 pounds of shelf-stable food items identified as a top priority by Arm In Arm and delivered the donation to the food pantry facility. We are proud to support organizations like Arm in Arm, who continue to give back and support the local community. [gallery size="medium" columns="2" link="none" ids="12678,12672,12675,12677,12676"] To learn more about Arm in Arm and discover ways to get involved, click here. [post_title] => Princeton Hydro Hosts a Food Drive for Trenton's Arm In Arm Organization [post_excerpt] => [post_status] => publish [comment_status] => open [ping_status] => open [post_password] => [post_name] => arm-in-arm-food-drive [to_ping] => [pinged] => [post_modified] => 2023-05-17 16:42:37 [post_modified_gmt] => 2023-05-17 16:42:37 [post_content_filtered] => [post_parent] => 0 [guid] => https://princetonhydro.com/?p=12671 [menu_order] => 0 [post_type] => post [post_mime_type] => [comment_count] => 0 [filter] => raw ) [6] => WP_Post Object ( [ID] => 12519 [post_author] => 1 [post_date] => 2023-04-27 00:10:35 [post_date_gmt] => 2023-04-27 00:10:35 [post_content] => Please join us in welcoming our four newest team members! Rebecca Adamo, PE - Civil Engineer Becca joins Princeton Hydro's engineering team with over five years of experience in water resources engineering. Becca graduated from Rowan University in 2017 with a B.S. in Civil & Environmental Engineering. After college, she went on to work as a Water Resources Engineer for a consulting firm where she provided a variety of services from stormwater management and drainage design, erosion and sediment control practices, river hydrology and hydraulics, and dam design. She is a licensed Professional Engineer with a range of experience with clients throughout New Jersey, Delaware, and Pennsylvania. Outside of work, Becca enjoys a variety of activities such as hiking, biking, and paddleboarding. She is also a recreational embroiderer and advocate for native gardening. Michael Allers - CAD Designer After compiling four years of experience at a water resource consulting firm, Michael joins Princeton Hydro as a CAD Designer. In his previous position, Michael participated in nearly all phases of river, wetland, and coastal restoration projects. Prior to entering the restoration sphere, Michael was the owner/operator of a residential stormwater management company for 10 years. Michael received a B.S. in Marine & Coastal Science from Rutgers University. Ryan Eno, EIT - Staff Engineer Ryan graduated in 2022, earning a B.S. in Civil Engineering from Rowan University. At Rowan, he worked in the CREATE's lab aiding in research to non-invasively characterize soils in permafrost regions. After graduating, he worked in land development designing stormwater management systems before starting at Princeton Hydro. Outside of work, Ryan likes to read and go on hikes. Barry Shellenberger - Controller With over 30 years of diversified finance and operations management experience, Barry brings with him his expertise as a business partner and member of various leadership teams in large and small corporate environments. He has worked in a number of industries including aviation, power plant construction, electrical distribution, and architectural engineering. He has demonstrated successes in developing and implementing financial systems to improve business strategies. He has built teams that focused on collaboration, employee empowerment, resource optimization and accountability. Outside of work, Barry likes to spend time with his wife, son, daughter and their four cats. He enjoys a number of sports including golf and baseball. He likes to travel and vacation with his wife at the shore, the Caribbean or Las Vegas. To learn more about our team, go here! [post_title] => Employee Spotlight: Join Us in Welcoming New Team Members [post_excerpt] => [post_status] => publish [comment_status] => open [ping_status] => open [post_password] => [post_name] => employee-spotlight-join-us-in-welcoming-new-team-members [to_ping] => [pinged] => [post_modified] => 2023-05-05 12:32:32 [post_modified_gmt] => 2023-05-05 12:32:32 [post_content_filtered] => [post_parent] => 0 [guid] => https://princetonhydro.com/?p=12519 [menu_order] => 0 [post_type] => post [post_mime_type] => [comment_count] => 0 [filter] => raw ) [7] => WP_Post Object ( [ID] => 12527 [post_author] => 1 [post_date] => 2023-04-24 19:34:52 [post_date_gmt] => 2023-04-24 19:34:52 [post_content] => The Watershed Institute’s Annual Conference brings together municipal representatives, engineers, environmental professionals, watershed advocates, business leaders, and community members to advance the best available information and techniques for protecting and restoring watersheds. The program consists of a keynote discussion, exhibits, poster sessions and presentations that combine science, policy, and practical applications. This year’s conference, focused on stormwater management in New Jersey, Municipal Separate Storm Sewer System (MS4) permit requirements, regional solutions to address stormwater runoff and flooding, environmental justice, and the need for community-wide action. Princeton Hydro, a proud sponsor of the conference, led two presentations: Translating Waste Load Allocations & Load Allocations Into Water Improvement Plans This presentation, given by Princeton Hydro Senior Technical Director of Ecological Services Dr. Fred Lubnow and One Water Consulting, LLC Principal Jim Cosgrove P.E., provided a basic understanding of Total Maximum Daily Loads (TMDLs), how they’re connected to Watershed Implementation Plan (WIP) requirements, and addressed how towns can best utilize Waste Load Allocations in the development of a WIPs. Watch now: [embed]https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=763ekPvi2vo[/embed] Understanding Watersheds This presentation was led by three members of the Princeton Hydro team: Senior Technical Director of Engineering Dr. Clay Emerson P.E., CFM; Vice President, Founding Principal Mark Gallagher; and Senior Director of Ecological Services Dr. Fred Lubnow. Participants learned about how to develop regional, multi-municipality plans for improving water quality and reducing flooding. Watch now: [embed]https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=SSrGFX5IMfg&feature=youtu.be[/embed] Other presentation topics included, “Understanding Water Quality in New Jersey,” “Stormwater Utilities for Community Members,” and “Youth Advocacy – Engaging the Next Generation in MS4.” You can view all the presentations from the 6th Annual Conference by clicking below: Save the date for the 7th Annual Watershed Conference: February 9, 2024. Princeton Hydro is recognized as a leader in innovative, cost-effective, and environmentally sound stormwater management green infrastructure. We've been incorporating green infrastructure into our engineering designs since before the term was regularly used in the stormwater lexicon. Click here to learn how we designed a green infrastructure stormwater management system, on a 55-acre corporate campus, that is capable of containing on site nearly all the stormwater runoff generated by storm events up to and including a 100-year frequency, 24-hour duration storm: [post_title] => WATCH: Presentations from the 6th Annual Watershed Conference focused on Stormwater Management [post_excerpt] => [post_status] => publish [comment_status] => open [ping_status] => open [post_password] => [post_name] => watch-stormwater-management-presentations-2023-watershed-conference [to_ping] => [pinged] => [post_modified] => 2023-04-24 19:57:09 [post_modified_gmt] => 2023-04-24 19:57:09 [post_content_filtered] => [post_parent] => 0 [guid] => https://princetonhydro.com/?p=12527 [menu_order] => 0 [post_type] => post [post_mime_type] => [comment_count] => 0 [filter] => raw ) [8] => WP_Post Object ( [ID] => 12581 [post_author] => 1 [post_date] => 2023-04-18 16:15:19 [post_date_gmt] => 2023-04-18 16:15:19 [post_content] => Spring is here, and we’re participating in and sponsoring a variety of events this season and beyond. The Princeton Hydro team is sponsoring and co-organizing a Coastal Resiliency conference in New Jersey; presenting at the National Water Quality Monitoring Council conference in Virginia Beach; leading professional education courses; and participating in a variety of events that celebrate environmental stewardship. Here’s a snapshot of what’s to come: April 19: 16th Annual New Jersey Invasive Species Strike Team Conference Presented by the Friends of Hopewell Valley Open Space and hosted by Duke Farms, the New Jersey Invasive Species Strike Team Conference is considered the most comprehensive state-wide forum on invasive species. The conference encompasses insights from both academic research and field experience, and features practical demonstrations by land stewards in addition to formal presentations. Princeton Hydro, a sponsor of the conference, will be exhibiting. We look forward to seeing you there! Get more info and register. April 19: Camden Environmental Summit The Camden Collaborative Initiative, along with Camden Community Partnership, is hosting the 6th Annual Camden Environmental Summit on Wednesday, April 19th from 9:00 AM to 3:00 PM. This year's Summit, which Princeton Hydro is proud to sponsor, will be held in-person at the Hilton Garden Inn on the Camden Waterfront. As the only event of its kind in the region, the Summit provides an opportunity for community leaders, nonprofit organizations, environmental advocates, green businesses and government officials to unite under a shared vision and to address issues of air quality, stormwater management, climate resilience, brownfields redevelopment, illegal dumping, health and environmental education. Get more info and register. April 21: Coastal Resiliency in NJ - Funding Through Implementation While the impacts of storm surges along the New Jersey coast continue to be studied, various coastal restoration projects have proven to help mitigate coastal impacts and flooding. Hosted by the SAME New Jersey Post, this full-day program will highlight planning, funding, and implementation efforts for coastal restoration and storm risk management in the region. Representatives from government agencies and nonprofits working in New Jersey coastal settings will discuss their programs and experiences adapting to increased storm intensity and frequency. You’ll walk away with a better understanding of current program initiatives and active stakeholders to help build a resilient future. Continuing education credits are available! Princeton Hydro is a proud sponsor, exhibitor, and co-organizer of this event. See the agenda & register. April 22: Slade Dale Spruce Up Join American Littoral Society on on Saturday, April 22 at 11 a.m. for annual maintenance on the living shoreline project at Slade Dale Sanctuary in Point Pleasant, NJ. In addition to adding recycled Christmas trees collected over the winter, volunteers will also help install coir logs to help stabilize the shoreline. Some of this work will require volunteers to be in the water; a limited amount of waders will be provided, but if you have your own, please bring them with you. Get more info and register. April 24 - 28: 13th National Monitoring Conference National Water Quality Monitoring Council is hosting its 13th National Monitoring Conference in Virginia Beach and in a limited virtual format. This conference provides opportunities for water stakeholders – federal, state, tribal and local water professionals, nonprofits, academia, industry and water consultants, and volunteer and community scientists – to network, develop new skills and partnerships, and exchange information. Presentation topics include harmful algal blooms, climate change, and new and emerging lake management technologies. Princeton Hydro Director of Aquatics Michael Hartshorne, Senior Technical Director of Ecological Services Dr. Fred Lubnow, and Senior Project Manager Christopher Mikolajczyk, CLM are all leading presentations. Get more info and register. May 5 & 6: The New York State Federation of Lake Associations Annual Conference Join NYSFOLA for its 40th Anniversary at the Fort William Henry Hotel and Conference Center in Lake George. Founded in 1983, NYSFOLA is comprised of 200+ lake associations across the state. This year's conference, which is titled "Telling Your Lake’s Story Through Science and Education," includes a variety of panel discussions, workshops, networking events and an exhibitor hall. Princeton Hydro, a sponsor of the event, is leading a variety of workshops. Registration is open! May 9 - 11: Pennsylvania Section American Waterworks Association Conference The PA-AWWA is hosting its 45th Annual Conference at the Pocono's Kalahari Resort. The 3-day conference will focus on providing participants with the tools and education they need to continue managing and protecting our most valuable resource: clean and safe water. Princeton Hydro Senior Technical Director of Ecological Services Dr. Fred Lubnow is presenting at the event, and the keynote speaker is former Philadelphia Eagles great Bill Bergey. Get more info and register. May 19: Pinelands Science Forum on Climate Change We are honored to sponsor this year's Pinelands Science Forum on Climate Change. This is the first forum to kick-off a new series of forums hosted by the Pinelands Preservation Alliance. This daylong event, will bring together scientists to share information about climate change impacts we are already experiencing, what we may see in the future, and how we can make changes to mitigate and adapt. The conference includes breakfast and lunch and a short tour of PPA’s Rancocas Creek Farm. See the full agenda and register. May 22 - 24: Choose Clean Water Conference Each year, the Coalition's Choose Clean Water Conference provides a two-day forum for participants to learn about the most important and up-to-date Chesapeake restoration issues, network with fellow Chesapeake Bay supporters and activists, develop strategies to advance federal, regional and local restoration goals, and learn from successes. This year's conference, which is being held in Harrisburg, Pennsylvania, will highlight the challenges, opportunities, and lessons headwater states have to inform us in our work for clean water. Participants will enjoy a variety of field trips, plenary sessions, workshops and networking opportunities. Get more info and register. Stay tuned for more events! 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We asked women from our team to answer questions about their professional journey and share advice to young women beginning their career path. To join us in this important celebration, we invite you to learn about three of our team members and hear what they have to say: Emily Bjorhus, PWS - Project Manager, Regulatory Compliance & Wildlife Surveys Emily has been a member of the Princeton Hydro Team since 2017. She is an Environmental Scientist and Professional Wetland Scientist who specializes in regulatory permitting, environmental compliance, and wetland delineations. Emily enjoys her role as an Environmental Scientist because it, “marries her love for science and being in nature," and especially enjoys working on projects that benefit communities and enhance the surrounding environment. For our Women’s History Month interview, Emily answers, “What is one of the biggest hurdles you encountered in your career pursuit?” Click to watch now: Jamie Feinstein, RLA - Project Manager; Landscape Architect Jamie is a licensed professional Landscape Architect with over 15 years of experience in landscape architecture, environmental design, construction management and general contracting in both the public and private sectors and across a variety of project scales. Her multifaceted background includes managing green infrastructure design and construction programs, building urban parkland in lower Manhattan, ecosystem restoration, and vertical building construction projects. Jamie has also led community and municipal design projects through complex approvals processes and connected with local education partners to perform ongoing ecological restoration and stewardship work. For our Women’s History Month interview, Jamie shares her advice to young women on pursuing a career in Landscape Architecture? Click to watch now: Nicole Hanson - Office & Special Projects Manager Nicole joined Princeton Hydro in 2007 and has served in a variety of supportive roles. In her current position as Office and Special Projects Manager, which requires strong performance in high volume and high-pressure environments, she skillfully manages multiple projects by tracking budgets, timelines, staff, and tasks to ensure they are completed to accuracy. Nicole works closely with the Chief Operating Officer and Regional Safety Leaders to implement Princeton Hydro's Health and Safety Program, including establishing policies and procedures, researching the latest rules and regulations, and continuously messaging relevant and important Health and Safety Topics to staff. For several of the firm's initiatives, Nicole volunteers her time to help the firm create a positive working atmosphere. These include the Justice, Equity, Diversity, and Inclusion Steering Committee; Sustainability & Stewardship Working Group; and the PHun Event Planning committee. For our Women’s History Month interview, Nicole shares inspirational words with young women starting their career path? Click to watch now: To learn more about the Princeton Hydro team, click here. 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Angelica is a recent graduate of Temple University, where she obtained her Master Degree in landscape architecture with a focus on ecological restoration. She received the 2023 American Society of Landscape Architects Merit Award for her academic work, which culminated in a graduate thesis that explored and integrated creative solutions to flood resilience in New Castle, Delaware. This work unlocked a desire to discover the unique ways in which landscape architecture can be realized through the lens of ecology and sustainability.
Before joining Princeton Hydro, Angelica was employed at a small-scale landscape architecture firm focusing on public and residential design. She had the opportunity to use her previous experience in invasive management to help ensure longevity by developing long-term maintenance manuals for clients. Through this work, she also gained invaluable experience in design development, preparation of proposals and construction documentation packages, and client communication.
In her free time, Angelica loves to paint, read, bake bread, and maintain her tiny Philadelphia backyard.
Lexie received a B.S. in Environmental Engineering with a concentration in Air Quality from Rutgers University. During her studies, she was part of the Rutgers Water Resources Program where she helped design and construct rain gardens to address flooding and stormwater runoff impacts. After graduation, Lexie began her professional career in the wastewater engineering sector designing decentralized wastewater treatment plants.
During her free time, Lexie enjoys hiking, exercising, and being outside. When the weather is bad, she likes making rugs and trying out new recipes.
Our staff is composed of individuals with academic training and extensive project experience in stormwater management, geotechnical investigation, hydrology and hydrogeology, aquatic and wetland ecology, fishery biology, population and community ecology dynamics, GIS, environmental design, and landscape architecture. Click here to read more about the Princeton Hydro team.
We are proud to announce that Princeton Hydro's Headquarters has been chosen as a winner of the 2023 New Good Neighbor Award for our role in revitalizing Trenton's historic Roebling Carpentry Shop located in the city's Wirerope District.
Presented by New Jersey Business & Industry Association and its flagship publication New Jersey Business Magazine, the New Good Neighbor Award recognizes commercial development projects throughout New Jersey that contribute to economic growth while being aesthetically pleasing and promoting sustainably.
Princeton Hydro chose the historic Roebling Carpentry Shop (Building 110) as the location for its new headquarters office. The building restoration project, which began in 2021, was constructed by Trenton-based Hx2 Development and designed by Trenton-based Architecture and Planning firm, Clarke Caton Hintz. We received enormous support and encouragement from the City of Trenton and Greater Trenton due to its job creation, architectural merit, economic benefit, and Princeton Hydro’s commitment to community involvement.
"Trenton has welcomed us with open arms, and we are grateful to be part of this community. We are honored to be selected for the New Good Neighbor Award and hope to inspire other businesses to join us here in Trenton," said Geoffrey M. Goll, PE, President of Princeton Hydro.
The historic building, an old industrial wireworks factory, was transformed, under a historic preservation permit, into a unique, state-of-the-art office space. The design highlights the space’s historic architectural elements – heavy timber beams, huge windows and skylights, and original brick walls – while incorporating modern design and sustainability.
"We aimed to create a space that was inspiring yet functional for our staff, and what we didn't realize was that we ended up creating a new meeting space for the community too," expressed Goll. "As a misson-driven firm, it is within Princeton Hydro's core values to foster stewardship in our communities and support organizations who are working to make the world a better place."
Since opening our doors in April 2022, we have donated the use of our space for a variety of nonprofit organization events, including the Passage Theatre's “Trenton Makes Heroes” Fundraiser, Trenton Historical Society's Annual Stop The Wrecking Ball, New Jersey Environmental Lobby's Annual Award Dinner, and Revolutionary Trenton's Launch Event. We held donation drives here too to support local nonprofit organizations working in Trenton. For our our Holiday Employee Virtual Giving Event in 2022, we donated 115 items valued over $1,700 to Children’s Home Society of New Jersey. During our Spring 2023 Staff Donation Drive, we collected 208 pounds of shelf-stable food items for Arm In Arm, a Trenton-based nonprofit organization that addresses food and housing insecurity in the city and surrounding areas.
Inspiring local youth to pursue a pathway in the STEM (science, technology, engineering, math) fields is also a priority for our firm. Since moving to Trenton, we've volunteered our time to support community programs such as the Outdoor Equity Alliance's Careers in Conservation Internship and NJDEP's Youth Inclusion Initiative. Bringing youth out into the field and showing them how our ecosystems function is one if the best ways to engage them. Our greatest hope is that one of the local students that we have taught during these programs will pursue a career in science or engineering and come work for us in Trenton!
In every aspect of the design, construction and planning, the team made an active effort to source local and renewable resources. The relocation of Princeton Hydro’s headquarters from Ringoes, NJ to Trenton, NJ results in the relocation of 30+ jobs to Trenton, brings to life a building that has been vacant for more than 25 years, and adapts the building’s use from industrial to a transit-oriented, modern office space.
15 total development projects received the New Good Neighbor Award this year. As noted in the press release announcement from NJBIA, “the winning projects, participating in our 63rd Annual New Good Neighbor Awards program, have created more than $346 million in capital improvements, more than 2,200 construction jobs and nearly 5,500 permanent jobs, providing valuable assets and generating tremendous economic activity.”
For a full list of award winners and details about each of their projects, click here. For more information about the New Good Neighbor Award nomination and selection process, click here. And, to see more photos of the Trenton Headquarters transformation process, click here.
Welcome to the latest edition of our Client Spotlight series, which provides an inside look at our collaboration, teamwork, and accomplishments with one of our client partners.
Today, we’re shining the spotlight on Citizens United to Protect the Maurice River and Its Tributaries, known commonly as CU Maurice River, a 501(c)3 nonprofit membership organization dedicated to protecting the Maurice River Watershed’s natural integrity and cultural heritage.
The Maurice River, located in south-central New Jersey, was designated a National Wild and Scenic River by Congress in 1993. It draws from a drainage area of 385 square miles and meanders south for 50 miles, through Southern New Jersey primarily in Cumberland County. Headwaters are in parts of Gloucester, Salem, and Atlantic Counties, emptying into the main stem of the Maurice; from there it flows into Delaware Bay. The major tributaries of the river are Scotland Run, Muddy Run, Menantico Creek, Muskee Creek, and the Manumuskin River. There are about 20 small lakes in the watershed, the largest of which is Union Lake at 950 acres.
As South Jersey’s leading watershed organization, CU Maurice River engages in fieldwork, advocacy, research, and education initiatives generating and contributing to a greater understanding of the local environment and wildlife.
For this Client Spotlight, we spoke with CU Maurice River Executive Director Karla Rossini via Zoom:
"CU Maurice River is a very grassroots, very local organization. One of our core strengths is community involvement. In everything we do, we try to invite the largest section of community that we possibly can. Whether that’s to participate in educational opportunities or participate in volunteerism or become an advocate of our local resources, we really make it our goal to develop and foster stewardship within the community."
"We're very excited about the work we're doing with the WheatonArts & Cultural Center, a nonprofit 501(c)(3) organization with a mission to engage artists and audiences in an evolving exploration of creativity.
Over the years, CU Maurice River has worked with WheatonArts to design and implement various best management practices throughout its 45-acre campus. We’ve installed vernal pools, purple martin gourds, a blue bird trail, a nature trail, and a massive rain garden. The projects support water resources on site and beyond, revitalize and preserve natural habitats, and provide an invaluable community resource for promoting eco-friendly land management, stewardship, and nature exploration.
WheatonArts and CU Maurice River also launched a four-week nature journaling course, which will take place on Wednesdays and Thursdays, from August 3 to August 25 (2023). Kids get to spend time outdoors while growing their science knowledge, appreciation for nature, and artistic ability. Nature journaling is a way to creatively connect and build a deep, lasting relationship with the natural world.
The CU Maurice River team does the scientific teachings, and the WheatonArts team does the art teachings. So for example, CU Maurice River will teach about the anatomy of a tree, how a tree functions, why an Oak tree produces acorns, and the ecosystem services a tree provides. And, WheatonArts teaches the kids how to draw and paint a tree, how to make an acorn look round, and how to get the shades of the brown tree trunk just right.
Another interesting aspect of the program is that it also highlights the history of communication in nature exploration. Darwin had to draw his pictures to describe his findings. Mary Treat had to draw her discoveries. Audubon had to illustrate his birds. And, let’s face it, most of the best ID books aren’t photo books, they’re illustrated books. So, this program focuses on the importance of art in science."
"The first time I encountered Princeton Hydro was at a Musconetcong River event where Princeton Hydro was presenting on dam removal and the restoration of trout habitat on the Musconetcong. Then, later that year, at the Annual Delaware River Watershed Forum, I met Dana Patterson (Princeton Hydro's Director of Marketing and Communications). We got to talking about a variety of different projects we could explore together, and it's been a really great partnership ever since. I’m pretty sure I've given Dana and Christiana Pollock (Princeton Hydro's Director of Restoration and Resilience) some wacky ideas to figure out, but Princeton Hydro has always been very supportive AND realistic.
Since then, we’ve contracted with Princeton Hydro to do a feasibility study on the Centerton Dam removal. We’re also working with Princeton Hydro to do an ArcGIS StoryMap of the Paddle Trails in the Maurice River Watershed. And, we've got some other exciting things in the works that I'm not at liberty to discuss publicly today, but stay tuned for more great things as a result of CU Maurice River's collaboration with the Princeton Hydro team.
Princeton Hydro has really provided a lot of support and guidance, and I am eternally grateful for their partnership."
For more CU Maurice River volunteer opportunities and upcoming events, click here.
A big thanks to Karla and CU Maurice River for taking part in our Client Spotlight Series!
To learn more about CU Maurice River, we invite you to visit their website and subscribe to their newsletter.
Click below to check out the previous edition of our Client Spotlight Series featuring George Jackman, PhD, Senior Habitat Restoration Manager for Riverkeeper:
We are thrilled to extend a warm welcome to three interns who have recently joined our team! Each intern is passionately contributing to a wide range of projects that align with their professional interests and areas of study. They are also benefiting from the guidance of experienced mentors from Princeton Hydro, as they gain valuable hands-on experience with our small business consulting firm. Our firm remains resolutely dedicated to enhancing our ecosystems, improving the quality of life, and creating thriving communities. We are excited to collaborate with these interns and continue our mission of making a positive impact.
In the Fall, Jeremy will begin his senior year at Moravian University and will earn his B.S. in Computer Science. During his internship with Princeton Hydro, Jeremy aims to get a better understanding of the workflow process and gain more experience with ArcGIS, a GIS mapping and analysis tool.
When not working and studying, Jeremey enjoys playing video games. During the school season, he throws shot-put and discus for the Moravian track and field team.
Jackson is a recent graduate of Stockton University, where he obtained a B.S. in Environmental Science with concentrations in Wildlife Management and Forestry. He studied water quality parameters as well as fisheries and forest management techniques in the unique ecosystems found in the New Jersey Pinelands. Before joining Princeton Hydro, he worked with a river restoration company that focused on dam removals, stream morphology, and in-stream habitat creation for native species.
During his internship, he will support the Aquatics Team and is excited to expand his knowledge of aquatic systems and the management of them; help create the most natural systems in areas that people can still enjoy; and help preserve these ecosystems for future generations.
In his free time, Jackson enjoys fishing and trap shooting, working on his boat, and participating in bass tournaments.
Mikhail Velez joins Princeton Hydro as a Communications Intern. With her B.A. in Fine Arts and 2-D Animation from the School of Visual Arts, she built her career as a freelancer, working on animated projects and illustrations for a number of clients and companies. She now hopes to share her expertise and learn more about what it takes to manage, curate, and navigate social media for an water resources engineering firm.
When not working, Mikhail enjoys playing games, spending time with friends, and pursuing different creative endeavors with new artistic projects.
The Princeton Hydro team is proud to be participating in and sponsoring a variety of conferences, water quality workshops, and summertime community activities. In this Spotlight edition, we provide a snapshot of what's coming up and information on how to get involved:
The Strawbridge Lake Beautification Committee is hosting its 5th Annual Moorestown Paddle Board/Kayak Race and Family Festival on Saturday, June 11 from 9 a.m. to 3 p.m. This year's event, which Princeton Hydro is proud to sponsor, offers fun activities that can be enjoyed by all - food trucks, microbreweries, vendors, live music, a Silent Auction, tons of activities for the kids and, of course, a Paddle Board/Kayak race. 100% of the donations and proceeds from this event go directly toward improvements to Strawbridge Lake! The Committee's next goal is to install a 3rd floating dock by the Children's Pond.
Princeton Hydro is proud to sponsor the 3rd Annual Juneteenth Festival. The free event, which is hosted by the African American Cultural Collaborative of Mercer County in partnership with the New Jersey Legislative District 15, is “more than just a festival,” incorporating displays of culture, collaboration, commerce, unity and education. Held from 11am - 6pm at Mercer County Park Grounds, the celebration includes youth art activities, health and wellness classes, cultural performances, a community bike ride, and a variety of vendors.
We're excited to be joining Save Barnegat Bay for its annual Sips, Shells & Swing Summer Fundraiser, and we hope you'll join us too. The event, being held from 6-10pm at the Bay Head Yacht Club in Bay Head, New Jersey, includes oysters and clams from local farmers, music, a light buffet and spirits, and a silent auction. Save Barnegat Bay was founded in 1971 with the mission to restore and protect the Barnegat Bay and its ecosystem. The organization is a strong and independent voice for the Bay throughout the watershed, including all of Ocean and part of Monmouth Counties.
Jersey Water Works and Lead-Free NJ will host a a joint Membership Meeting at Rutgers University in New Brunswick. Participants from a variety of sectors—community organizations, grassroots groups, municipal/state government, federal agencies, education, utilities—are invited to come together to support the advancement of New Jersey’s water infrastructure and remediate lead holistically. Not a member? No worries! Click below to see agenda details and register.
In celebration of Lakes Appreciation Month, you're invited to a sunset paddle/float on Blue Marsh Lake in Berks County, Pennsylvania. The event, which also includes a water quality education workshop and paddle board demonstration, is being hosted by PALMS, the staff of Blue Marsh Lake, Aqua Om Paddle, Penn State Extension Master Watershed Stewards, Berks County Conservation District, Tulpehocken Creek Watershed Association, and Berks Nature. The workshop and demo is from 5-8pm and the sunset paddle is from 8-10pm, both are free and open to people of all ages.
Lake Hopatcong Foundation (LHF) invites you to join its annual 11th Anniversary Gala & Auction, which aims to bring together community members who are passionate about Lake Hopatcong, to have fun and raise funds critically needed to protect the environment and enhance the experience on and around Lake Hopatcong. Guests will come together at the Stone Water lakefront restaurant for an evening of great camaraderie, food, music, an auction, and raffles.
ESA, the Nation's Largest Community of Ecologists, is hosting its 2023 Annual Meeting in Portland, Oregon. This year’s conference theme, "ESA for All Ecologists," offers programming and sessions that engage private- and public-sector ecologists by highlighting projects that are implementing ecological science, collaborating across sectors, educating future scientists and decision makers, and disseminating basic and applied ecology research to those who need it most. Princeton Hydro's Director of Regulatory Compliance & Wildlife Surveys Michael C. Rehman, CERP, PWS, is presenting on the topic of "Revisiting successful wetland mitigation projects in New Jersey."
We are proud to sponsor (and excited to attend) the 2023 Jersey Fresh Jam, New Jersey's Premier Hip Hop Festival. The event, being held at TerraCycle’s headquarters in Trenton, is free and open to the public and offers a fun-filled day of graffiti demonstrations, live musical performances, food trucks, and local vendors. We hope to see you there!
August is the perfect time to explore the diversity of New York City’s shorebirds! The Shorebird Festival is a great opportunity to learn all about these beautiful birds and explore the natural habitat of the Jamaica Bay Wildlife Refuge, filled with marshland, fresh and brackish water ponds, and grassy fields. This free community event, provided by the NYC Audubon, American Littoral Society, Jamaica Bay-Rockaway Parks Conservancy, and Gateway National Recreation Area, is kid-friendly and can be enjoyed by the whole family.
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The Resource Institute, a nonprofit organization dedicated to enhancing America's natural resources by restoring streams, rivers and wetlands, is hosting its National Stream Restoration Conference. The 3-day event, themed "Stream Restoration 2023: Finding Common Ground," will be held in Baltimore, Maryland. 500 stream restoration professionals are expected to attend the conference, which includes an exhibitor hall and a wide variety of education sessions, including "Sediment Management of a Hudson Valley Dam Removal" a presentation by Jake Dittes, PE, Project Manager, Engineering Services. Click here to read the full abstract.
Each year, the Coalition's Choose Clean Water Conference provides a two-day forum for participants to learn about the most important and up-to-date Chesapeake restoration issues, network with fellow Chesapeake Bay supporters and activists, develop strategies to advance federal, regional and local restoration goals, and learn from successes. Princeton Hydro sponsored this year's conference, which was held in Harrisburg, Pennsylvania. The conference highlighted the challenges, opportunities, and lessons headwater states have to inform us in our work for clean water. Participants enjoyed a variety of field trips, plenary sessions, workshops and networking opportunities.
The Association of State Dam Safety Officials and NJDEP, Bureau of Dams Safety, held a one-day workshop focused on helping dam owners/operators recognize problems and emergency situations, improve operations, and perform or schedule preventive maintenance. Presentation topics, included: Basic Dam Terminology and Design Options, Issues with Erosion, and Dam Engineering Case Studies of Past Problems.
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Becca joins Princeton Hydro's engineering team with over five years of experience in water resources engineering. Becca graduated from Rowan University in 2017 with a B.S. in Civil & Environmental Engineering. After college, she went on to work as a Water Resources Engineer for a consulting firm where she provided a variety of services from stormwater management and drainage design, erosion and sediment control practices, river hydrology and hydraulics, and dam design. She is a licensed Professional Engineer with a range of experience with clients throughout New Jersey, Delaware, and Pennsylvania.
Outside of work, Becca enjoys a variety of activities such as hiking, biking, and paddleboarding. She is also a recreational embroiderer and advocate for native gardening.
After compiling four years of experience at a water resource consulting firm, Michael joins Princeton Hydro as a CAD Designer. In his previous position, Michael participated in nearly all phases of river, wetland, and coastal restoration projects. Prior to entering the restoration sphere, Michael was the owner/operator of a residential stormwater management company for 10 years. Michael received a B.S. in Marine & Coastal Science from Rutgers University.
Ryan graduated in 2022, earning a B.S. in Civil Engineering from Rowan University. At Rowan, he worked in the CREATE's lab aiding in research to non-invasively characterize soils in permafrost regions. After graduating, he worked in land development designing stormwater management systems before starting at Princeton Hydro. Outside of work, Ryan likes to read and go on hikes.
With over 30 years of diversified finance and operations management experience, Barry brings with him his expertise as a business partner and member of various leadership teams in large and small corporate environments. He has worked in a number of industries including aviation, power plant construction, electrical distribution, and architectural engineering. He has demonstrated successes in developing and implementing financial systems to improve business strategies. He has built teams that focused on collaboration, employee empowerment, resource optimization and accountability.
Outside of work, Barry likes to spend time with his wife, son, daughter and their four cats. He enjoys a number of sports including golf and baseball. He likes to travel and vacation with his wife at the shore, the Caribbean or Las Vegas.
The Watershed Institute’s Annual Conference brings together municipal representatives, engineers, environmental professionals, watershed advocates, business leaders, and community members to advance the best available information and techniques for protecting and restoring watersheds. The program consists of a keynote discussion, exhibits, poster sessions and presentations that combine science, policy, and practical applications.
This year’s conference, focused on stormwater management in New Jersey, Municipal Separate Storm Sewer System (MS4) permit requirements, regional solutions to address stormwater runoff and flooding, environmental justice, and the need for community-wide action.
Princeton Hydro, a proud sponsor of the conference, led two presentations:
This presentation, given by Princeton Hydro Senior Technical Director of Ecological Services Dr. Fred Lubnow and One Water Consulting, LLC Principal Jim Cosgrove P.E., provided a basic understanding of Total Maximum Daily Loads (TMDLs), how they’re connected to Watershed Implementation Plan (WIP) requirements, and addressed how towns can best utilize Waste Load Allocations in the development of a WIPs.
This presentation was led by three members of the Princeton Hydro team: Senior Technical Director of Engineering Dr. Clay Emerson P.E., CFM; Vice President, Founding Principal Mark Gallagher; and Senior Director of Ecological Services Dr. Fred Lubnow. Participants learned about how to develop regional, multi-municipality plans for improving water quality and reducing flooding.
Other presentation topics included, “Understanding Water Quality in New Jersey,” “Stormwater Utilities for Community Members,” and “Youth Advocacy – Engaging the Next Generation in MS4.” You can view all the presentations from the 6th Annual Conference by clicking below:
Princeton Hydro is recognized as a leader in innovative, cost-effective, and environmentally sound stormwater management green infrastructure. We've been incorporating green infrastructure into our engineering designs since before the term was regularly used in the stormwater lexicon. Click here to learn how we designed a green infrastructure stormwater management system, on a 55-acre corporate campus, that is capable of containing on site nearly all the stormwater runoff generated by storm events up to and including a 100-year frequency, 24-hour duration storm:
Presented by the Friends of Hopewell Valley Open Space and hosted by Duke Farms, the New Jersey Invasive Species Strike Team Conference is considered the most comprehensive state-wide forum on invasive species. The conference encompasses insights from both academic research and field experience, and features practical demonstrations by land stewards in addition to formal presentations. Princeton Hydro, a sponsor of the conference, will be exhibiting. We look forward to seeing you there!
The Camden Collaborative Initiative, along with Camden Community Partnership, is hosting the 6th Annual Camden Environmental Summit on Wednesday, April 19th from 9:00 AM to 3:00 PM. This year's Summit, which Princeton Hydro is proud to sponsor, will be held in-person at the Hilton Garden Inn on the Camden Waterfront. As the only event of its kind in the region, the Summit provides an opportunity for community leaders, nonprofit organizations, environmental advocates, green businesses and government officials to unite under a shared vision and to address issues of air quality, stormwater management, climate resilience, brownfields redevelopment, illegal dumping, health and environmental education.
National Water Quality Monitoring Council is hosting its 13th National Monitoring Conference in Virginia Beach and in a limited virtual format. This conference provides opportunities for water stakeholders – federal, state, tribal and local water professionals, nonprofits, academia, industry and water consultants, and volunteer and community scientists – to network, develop new skills and partnerships, and exchange information. Presentation topics include harmful algal blooms, climate change, and new and emerging lake management technologies. Princeton Hydro Director of Aquatics Michael Hartshorne, Senior Technical Director of Ecological Services Dr. Fred Lubnow, and Senior Project Manager Christopher Mikolajczyk, CLM are all leading presentations.
Join NYSFOLA for its 40th Anniversary at the Fort William Henry Hotel and Conference Center in Lake George. Founded in 1983, NYSFOLA is comprised of 200+ lake associations across the state. This year's conference, which is titled "Telling Your Lake’s Story Through Science and Education," includes a variety of panel discussions, workshops, networking events and an exhibitor hall. Princeton Hydro, a sponsor of the event, is leading a variety of workshops.
The PA-AWWA is hosting its 45th Annual Conference at the Pocono's Kalahari Resort. The 3-day conference will focus on providing participants with the tools and education they need to continue managing and protecting our most valuable resource: clean and safe water. Princeton Hydro Senior Technical Director of Ecological Services Dr. Fred Lubnow is presenting at the event, and the keynote speaker is former Philadelphia Eagles great Bill Bergey.
We are honored to sponsor this year's Pinelands Science Forum on Climate Change. This is the first forum to kick-off a new series of forums hosted by the Pinelands Preservation Alliance. This daylong event, will bring together scientists to share information about climate change impacts we are already experiencing, what we may see in the future, and how we can make changes to mitigate and adapt. The conference includes breakfast and lunch and a short tour of PPA’s Rancocas Creek Farm.
Each year, the Coalition's Choose Clean Water Conference provides a two-day forum for participants to learn about the most important and up-to-date Chesapeake restoration issues, network with fellow Chesapeake Bay supporters and activists, develop strategies to advance federal, regional and local restoration goals, and learn from successes. This year's conference, which is being held in Harrisburg, Pennsylvania, will highlight the challenges, opportunities, and lessons headwater states have to inform us in our work for clean water. Participants will enjoy a variety of field trips, plenary sessions, workshops and networking opportunities.
In honor of Women’s History Month, we are highlighting female members of our hardworking and inspiring team who exemplify our commitment to improving our ecosystems, quality of life, and communities for the better. We asked women from our team to answer questions about their professional journey and share advice to young women beginning their career path.
To join us in this important celebration, we invite you to learn about three of our team members and hear what they have to say:
Emily has been a member of the Princeton Hydro Team since 2017. She is an Environmental Scientist and Professional Wetland Scientist who specializes in regulatory permitting, environmental compliance, and wetland delineations. Emily enjoys her role as an Environmental Scientist because it, “marries her love for science and being in nature," and especially enjoys working on projects that benefit communities and enhance the surrounding environment.
For our Women’s History Month interview, Emily answers, “What is one of the biggest hurdles you encountered in your career pursuit?” Click to watch now:
Jamie is a licensed professional Landscape Architect with over 15 years of experience in landscape architecture, environmental design, construction management and general contracting in both the public and private sectors and across a variety of project scales. Her multifaceted background includes managing green infrastructure design and construction programs, building urban parkland in lower Manhattan, ecosystem restoration, and vertical building construction projects. Jamie has also led community and municipal design projects through complex approvals processes and connected with local education partners to perform ongoing ecological restoration and stewardship work.
For our Women’s History Month interview, Jamie shares her advice to young women on pursuing a career in Landscape Architecture? Click to watch now:
Nicole joined Princeton Hydro in 2007 and has served in a variety of supportive roles. In her current position as Office and Special Projects Manager, which requires strong performance in high volume and high-pressure environments, she skillfully manages multiple projects by tracking budgets, timelines, staff, and tasks to ensure they are completed to accuracy. Nicole works closely with the Chief Operating Officer and Regional Safety Leaders to implement Princeton Hydro's Health and Safety Program, including establishing policies and procedures, researching the latest rules and regulations, and continuously messaging relevant and important Health and Safety Topics to staff. For several of the firm's initiatives, Nicole volunteers her time to help the firm create a positive working atmosphere. These include the Justice, Equity, Diversity, and Inclusion Steering Committee; Sustainability & Stewardship Working Group; and the PHun Event Planning committee.
For our Women’s History Month interview, Nicole shares inspirational words with young women starting their career path? Click to watch now:
Spring is here! We kicked-off the new growing year with a live "Ask Me Anything" Spring Gardening conversation via Facebook.
Princeton Hydro Landscape Architects and Expert Green Thumbs Jamie Feinstein, RLA and Cory Speroff, PLA, ASLA, CBLP provided participants with all sorts of gardening tips and tricks, including:
Our Communications Intern Andrea Rojas led the Q&A conversation, and Jamie and Cory fielded a variety of questions from the audience, including some about soil testing, installing a rain garden, and choosing the best mulch.
If you missed it, have no fear - we recorded the session. Roll up your sleeves and get ready for gardening!
If you're interested in learning more about installing a rain garden in your yard, please check out our recent blog: How To Build a Rain Garden in 10 Steps.
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