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Save the Environment of Moorestown was founded in 1972 as a grassroots
organization with a mission to preserve, protect, and enhance the natural environment of Moorestown, New Jersey, for today and for future generations. STEM’s work over the years to address local environmental issues such as water and air pollution, solid waste disposal, & recycling also includes helping to preserve and protect Moorestown’s open spaces. Our Natural Area Care program helps to maintain these sites on an ongoing basis. We are always looking for new members. |
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Help Our Garden Grow!
STEM has scheduled a work session at the Swedes Run Fields Pollinator garden for Saturday April 2 at 10 am. Rain date is Sunday April 3 at 10 am. Our goal for the work session is to prepare the garden for spring. The three primary projects are to edge the entire garden, weed the garden and then mulch the entire garden and paths. The garden is a great success and it should flourish even more in its second year. We’ll provide wheel barrows, rakes and shovels, but if you have a favorite tool, please feel free to bring it along. The township is providing ten yards of mulch. This garden is a great example of what a community can accomplish. I hope to see lots of you there. Click Here to Sign Up via SignupGenius If you don’t feel comfortable using the link, just send me an email at markpensiero99@gmail.com. Regards, Mark Pensiero President STEM |
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In-Person STEM Annual Meeting and
Archeology Presentation on April 19
Archeology Presentation on April 19
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Join STEM for our annual meeting, including a presentation, “A Prehistoric Survery of Moorestown in 30 Minutes” by local archeologist Jack Cresson.
Save the Environment of Moorestown’s (STEM) annual meeting is scheduled for April 19 in the Club Room at the Moorestown Community House. The meeting will start at 7 pm. The meeting will include a brief review of STEM’s activities in 2021, by Mark Pensiero, the current President of STEM. Chet Dawson, STEM’s Treasurer will review STEM’s financial position and some proposed changes to our By Laws. After these presentations, STEM members will vote on our slate of the nominees for our officers and board members and the By Law changes. The proposed slate for officers and board positions are as follows. Officers Mark Pensiero, President Kathy Huffman, Vice-President Chet Dawson, Treasurer Colleen Malloy Lopresti, Secretary Board Members Claire Adair Sue Buffalino Betsy Schnoor Nancy Clem Elaine Young Harry Mayer Joan Ponessa Katie Leakley Following the business portion of the meeting, Jack Cresson, local archeologist (and STEM member) will present “A Prehistoric Survey of Moorestown in 30 Minutes”. Knowing Jack’s incredible knowledge of Moorestown’s prehistoric sites, I have no doubt that it will be a fascinating presentation. It has been two years since we’ve had our annual meeting “in person” and we look forward to seeing many of our members at the meeting. Please feel free to invite friends as the meeting is open to the public. Regards, Mark Pensiero President, STEM |
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