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Patrick Krudop Amy Bush
Tiny Critters, Big Clues
August is National Water Quality Month, a time to reflect on the health of our lakes, rivers, and streams, and the simple steps we can take to protect…

August 15, 2025
Education, Environment

Rudbeckia as it grows in our native gardens
Buzzworthy Blooms in Our Native Gardens This Week
One of the joys of choosing native plants is in discovering which varieties will keep the garden colorful and vibrant all summer long. Our native gardens…

August 14, 2025
Education, Environment

Joe Pye weed as it grows in our native gardens
Buzzworthy Blooms in Our Native Gardens This Week
If you’ve introduced native plants to your garden, you may notice that some grow slowly at first. While growth above ground can seem limited, a lot…

August 01, 2025
Education, Environment

Black Cohosh as it grows in our native gardens
Buzzworthy Blooms in Our Native Gardens This Week
Now blooming in our native gardens, black cohosh (Cimicifuga racemosa) is a striking woodland native that will create a strong vertical accent…

July 24, 2025
Education, Environment

Two people fishing on a boat
Community Program: Hooked on Fishing - Learn the Basics From a Local Expert
Curious about fishing but not sure where to start? Join local expert John Moran, President of the Knee Deep Club, for an engaging evening all about fishing…

July 21, 2025
Community, Education, Environment, Events

Button Bush as it grows in our native gardens
Buzzworthy Blooms in Our Native Gardens This Week
Now blooming in our native gardens, common buttonbush (Cephalanthus occidentalis) is a distinctive ornamental shrub with fragrant, creamy white flowers…

July 16, 2025
Education, Environment

A graphic from the Plastic Free Foundation for 2025
Choose to Refuse and Protect Our Water
Have you heard of Plastic Free July? It’s a global movement that started in 2011 to help people reduce single-use plastics in their everyday lives.…

July 15, 2025
Community, Environment

Patrick Krudop holds an eyedrop with water in it
Just One Drop: Why Fresh Water Matters
Earth is often called the "Blue Planet" because of its vast oceans and abundant water. But despite how much water surrounds us, the amount that is actually…

July 14, 2025
Community, Environment

Dense Blazing Star in our Native Garden
Buzzworthy Blooms in Our Native Gardens This Week
With summer in full swing, our native gardens at the Lake Hopatcong Foundation are bursting with the blooms of many native plants. One of the most striking…

July 10, 2025
Education, Environment

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