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Our passion and commitment to the integration of innovative science and engineering drive us to exceed on behalf of every client.
America’s rivers are facing rising threats, from pollution to saltwater intrusion. “CBS Evening News” investigates the changes and who’s being impacted. The piece features interviews with Lamar Gore, Refuge Manager at John Heinz National Wildlife Refuge at Tinicum in Pennsylvania; Maya K. van Rossum of the Delaware Riverkeeper Network; and Jerome Shabazz, Executive Director of the Overbrook Environmental Education Center, a community-based center dedicated to preserving the built and natural environments of Philadelphia.
Through vignettes that highlight the cultural, natural, and economic significance of New Jersey’s Barnegat Bay, this film is a love letter to the watershed. From personal stories to scientific insights, the film showcases a diversity of perspectives, inviting viewers to experience the bay as a dynamic and cherished resource worth protecting.
Download the full presentation given by Dr. Fred Lubnow, Senior Technical Director of Ecological Services during the 42nd Annual Annual New York State Federation of Lake Associations (NYSFOLA) Conference.
Download the full presentation given by Chris Mikolajczk, CLM, Senior Manager of Aquatics during the 42nd Annual Annual New York State Federation of Lake Associations (NYSFOLA) Conference.
We sponsored the 41st Annual New York State Federation of Lake Associations conference. Princeton Hydro led two workshops during the ‘Climate Resilience and Your Lake’ segment. Both presentations are available for download via our blog. Click here to download the presentation by Dr. Fred Lubnow, Senior Technical Director of Ecological Services, titled “A Survey of the Ecology of Select Lakes and Ponds in Central Park, NYC,” which provided an insightful overview of Princeton Hydro’s water quality and ecological monitoring efforts conducted across lakes and ponds of Central Park from 2020 to 2023 for the Central Park Conservancy.
Floating Wetland Islands Help Restore Large PA Lake. One of Pennsylvania’s largest natural lakes has been removed from the state’s list of impaired waters following years of EPA-funded work to control phosphorus pollution. One of the innovative actions taken to meet the goal was deployment of five floating wetland islands. Partners involved in the restoration projects have included Harveys Lake Borough, Harveys Lake Environmental Advisory Council, Luzerne County Conservation District, Pennsylvania Fish and Boat Commission, Pennsylvania Department of Environmental Protection (PADEP), and Princeton Hydro, LLC
New Jersey Future, in partnership with Princeton Hydro, launched the New Jersey Stormwater Retrofit Best Management Practices (BMP) Guide. This comprehensive resource stands as a pivotal tool for retrofitting stormwater infrastructure and integrating sustainable green infrastructure solutions.
Project Manager Johnny Quispe’s peer-reviewed study on broadening participation in Coastal and Estuarine Research and Management
A presentation by Dr. Stephen Souza at the New Jersey Coalition of Lake Associations (NJCOLA) Annual Conference.
A book that aims to protect and restore fish migration and features Princeton Hydro.
A presentation by Dr. Fred Lubnow, Director of Aquatic Resoruces, at the annual North American Lake Management Society (NALMS) Conference in 2016.
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