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A cluster of elderberries
Buzzworthy blooms in our native gardens this week
This week's buzzworthy bloom is actually a buzzworthy berry!  Our American elderberry (Sambucus Canadensis) bushes have gotten much larger this…

August 02, 2024
Education, Environment

Cormorant fishing
Creature Feature: Feathered fishermen
Welcome to the first installment of a new monthly series where we will be featuring species that call Lake Hopatcong home. This month, we'll spotlight…

August 01, 2024
Education, Environment

Grant awarded to develop plan for early detection of invasive species
We are thrilled to announce that we have received a generous grant to develop an Early Detection Aquatic Invasive Species Plan for Lake Hopatcong. This…

July 29, 2024
Environment

native flowers in the Lake Hopatcong Foundation native gardens
Buzzworthy blooms in our native gardens this week
The hot, sunny weather these past few weeks has our native gardens bursting with vibrant colors and lots of activity from bees, butterflies, and other…

July 25, 2024
Education, Environment

Be part of the plastic pollution solution
It's Plastic Free July! We’re excited to join millions of people worldwide in reducing plastic waste this month, and we invite you to participate…

July 05, 2024
Environment

Shrink Wrap Recycling 2024
Boat shrink wrap recycling program expands: 19 tons collected
Last spring, the Lake Hopatcong Foundation, along with Roxbury Township Clean Communities, the Morris County Municipal Utilities Authority, and Mount Arlington…

June 27, 2024
Community, Environment

Lake Hopatcong Foundation annual meeting honorees
Community spirit shines at annual meeting
Our annual meeting, held earlier this month at the historic Lake Hopatcong Station was an evening filled with community spirit.  LHF Executive Director…

June 26, 2024
Advocacy, Community, Education, Environment, Events

Foxglove in the Lake Hopatcong Foundation native gardens
Buzzworthy blooms in our native gardens this week
With the arrival of summer, our garden is brimming with color as new varieties continue to bloom each week. Once established, native plants generally thrive…

June 21, 2024
Education, Environment

Protect our lake: Watch for harmful algal blooms this summer
In a recent blog post, Dr. Fred Lubnow, Princeton Hydro’s Senior Technical Director of Ecological Services, urged community members to closely monitor…

June 20, 2024
Environment

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