Musconetcong Watershed Gallery

Musconetcong River looking upstream in Point Mountain Park. A public trail follows this remote stretch of the river.

Triple-arch stone bridge over the Musconetcong River is listed on the National Register of Historic Structures.

Documenting illegal fill in the Musconetcong River floodplain.

Hackettstown High School students join MWA and Rutgers on the Bowers Brook restoration located at M&M Mars. The brook is a Musconetcong tributary

Each spring hundreds of volunteers pitch in with the MWA Annual River Cleanup. Volunteer/MWA member Harry Brown clean up in Alumni Park

L ooking upstream at the dilapidated upper Waterloo Dam. This is a scenic area of the river with many preserved historic features associated with the Morris Canal. However, three dams in the stretch of the river have destroyed the river's natural flow and contribute to water quality degradation further downstream.

The river at Point Mountain.

Canoeing up beautiful Lubbers Run, just above its confluence with the Musconetcong River. Lubbers Run is the largest tributary to the river.

Students perform chemical testing on water samples from a tribuary to the Musconetcong River during the MWA .

Students study the macroinvertebrate samples collected during the field study portion of the Watershed Education Program.

This father and daughter team enjoyed the Meet the River program held at Point Mountain Preserve.