Rain Gardens

Stormwater management can be beautiful. The WRWAC, the Rutgers Extension and the Boy Scout Troop 155 worked together using a grant from the Watershed Institute to build and maintain a demonstration rain garden at the Whippanong Library in Hanover Township, NJ. This rain garden intercept, treats, and infiltrates 3,300 cubic feet of rainwater each year on average.

Birchwood Lake Rain Garden, Mountain Lakes, NJ
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