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$1.75 million awarded for water quality improvement projects around Lake Hopatcong
New Jersey’s Department of Environmental Protection announced yesterday that $9.95 million in grants have been awarded to fund projects that…

December 09, 2022
Environment, Advocacy

Every Drop Counts: how it started, how it’s going
In November, we launched our Every Drop Counts campaign, seeking help to raise funds through the end of the year that support our efforts to protect and…

December 02, 2022
Environment, Fundraising

Lake Hopatcong Station commemorative holiday ornament
The newest addition to the Lake Hopatcong Historical Museum's collectible ornament series is none other than our historic Lake Hopatcong Station! This…

December 02, 2022
LHF Environmental & Cultural Center

Protecting water quality with storm drain markers
This November, members of the Rotary Club of Lake Hopatcong traveled around Lake Hopatcong labeling storm drains that drain directly into the lake with…

December 02, 2022
Environment, Education, Community

This Giving Tuesday, every drop counts! 
Each Giving Tuesday - the global day of generosity following Thanksgiving - our community comes together in a big way to support our efforts to protect…

November 28, 2022
Environment, Fundraising

Every drop counts!
As we enter the season of giving and gratitude, we find ourselves reflecting on our 10th anniversary year and all we were able to accomplish protecting…

November 18, 2022
Environment, Fundraising

A retrospective on our purchase of the Lake Hopatcong Station
It was spring of 2014 and the Lake Hopatcong Station building at 125 Landing Road in Landing, New Jersey had been for sale for several months.  A…

November 18, 2022
Community, LHF Environmental & Cultural Center, People

Watershed forum: building downstream connections
Photo: Lake Hopatcong Foundation (LHF) Board Chair Marty Kane, LHF Executive Director Kyle Richter, LHF Development Director Caitlin Doran, and Musconetcong…

November 17, 2022
Environment, Education, Events

Winter drawdown to begin late November
Each year the water level on Lake Hopatcong is lowered to allow for waterfront maintenance and to protect private property from ice damage. The lake level…

November 16, 2022
Environment, Community

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