Instagram<\/a>.<\/li>\n<\/ul>\nPlacements are first-come, first-served, so early application is encouraged!<\/strong><\/p>\nWhere do Members Serve?<\/b><\/p>\nAmbassadors are hosted at different Host Agency Locations across the state, listed below. When applicants are accepted to the program we try to place them in the Host Agency closest to where they live. Ambassadors will most frequently commute to their Host Agency location, but there will also be travel to other locations throughout their WMA or region. We expect that when an applicant applies to our program they have considered which Host Agency would be their preference.<\/div>\n
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WMA 1: Upper Delaware Watersheds<\/div>\n
Musconetcong Watershed Association, Asbury<\/div>\n
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WMA 2: Wallkill Watersheds<\/div>\n
Sussex County Municipal Utilities Authority, South Lafayette<\/div>\n
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WMA 3: Pompton, Wanaque, Ramapo & Pequannock Watersheds<\/div>\n
Rutgers Cooperative Extension of Passaic County, Wayne<\/div>\n
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WMA 4: Lower Passaic & Saddle Watersheds<\/div>\n
Liberty State Park, Jersey City<\/div>\n
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WMA 5: Hackensack & Pascack Watersheds<\/div>\n
Hackensack Riverkeeper Inc., Hackensack<\/div>\n
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WMA 6: Upper Passaic, Whippany & Rockaway Watersheds<\/div>\n
Great Swamp Outdoor Education Center, Chatham Township<\/div>\n
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WMA 7: Arthur Kill Watersheds<\/div>\n
Rutgers Cooperative Extension of Union County, Westfield<\/div>\n
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WMA 8: North & South Raritan Watersheds<\/div>\n
Raritan Headwaters Association, Bedminster<\/div>\n
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WMA 9: Lower Raritan, South & Lawrence Rivers Watersheds<\/div>\n
Duke Farms, Hillsborough<\/div>\n
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WMA 10: Millstone Watersheds<\/div>\n
The Watershed Institute, Pennington<\/div>\n
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WMA 11: Central Delaware Watersheds<\/div>\n
Bulls Island Recreation Area at Delaware and Raritan Canal State Park, Stockton<\/div>\n
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WMA 12: Monmouth Watersheds<\/div>\n
Monmouth County Division of Planning, Freehold<\/div>\n
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WMA 13: Barnegat Bay Watersheds<\/div>\n
Barnegat Bay Partnership, Toms River<\/div>\n
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WMA 14: Mullica Watersheds<\/div>\n
Jacques Cousteau National Estuarine Research Reserve, Tuckerton<\/div>\n
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WMA 15: Great Egg Harbor Watersheds<\/div>\n
Atlantic County Utilities Authority, Great Egg Harbor Township<\/div>\n
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WMA 16: Cape May Watersheds<\/div>\n
Rutgers Cooperative Extension of Cape May County, Cape May Court House<\/div>\n
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WMA 17: Maurice, Salem & Cohansey Watersheds<\/div>\n
The Authority of Cumberland County, Millville<\/div>\n
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WMA 18: Lower Delaware Watersheds<\/div>\n
Camden County Municipal Utilities Authority, Camden & Palmyra Cove Nature Park, Palmyra<\/div>\n
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WMA 19: Rancocas Watersheds<\/div>\n
Pinelands Preservation Alliance, Southampton<\/div>\n
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WMA 20: Crosswicks, Doctors and Assiscunk Watersheds<\/div>\n
The Tulpehaking Nature Center at Mercer County Park Commission, Hamilton<\/div>\n
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SWP Northern Region<\/div>\n
NJ DEP Northern Water Enforcement Office, Cedar Knolls<\/div>\n
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SWP Central Region<\/div>\n
New Jersey Water Supply Authority, Clinton<\/div>\n
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SWP Southern Region<\/div>\n
NJ DEP Southern Water Enforcement Office, Camden<\/p>\n","protected":false},"excerpt":{"rendered":"
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