Sustainable Princeton encourages our community members to walk or bike to work, shop and other activities instead of driving.
The benefits of walking and biking are numerous: exercise, fresh air, less traffic, and savings on gasoline and will lower our town's carbon footprint
This challenge will help motivate our community to try walking and biking over driving and we can’t wait to see how many steps (and miles!) our community will take this September!
Volunteer at BioBlitz to be part of a multi-year project tracking the biodiversity of the Princeton Battlefield. Volunteers are needed to gather observations of the flora and fauna. Observations will be catalogued and used to track changes in the ecosystem.
Volunteer work under the guidance of FOPOS's stewardship team to assist with a variety of conservation projects at the Billy Johnson Mountain Lakes Nature Preserve.
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