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  Falling in Love with Alabama’s Rivers – by Charles Miller

  August 14, 2017

  Guest post by Charles Miller is a part of American Rivers’s America’s Most Endangered Rivers® series spotlighting the Mobile Bay Basin. Click here to read on their site. In Bibb County, Alabama, down dirt roads and past stands of longleaf pine, runs a profoundly special stretch of the Cahaba River. It

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  What Needs to Happen Right Now to Improve Water Management in Alabama

  August 8, 2017

  This guest post by Cindy Lowry originally appeared on American Rivers’ website as a a part of our America’s Most Endangered Rivers® series spotlighting the Mobile Bay Basin. Click here to read the original post. In April 2017, the entire Mobile Bay River system, which includes two thirds of the rivers

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  ARA’s Program Director, Mitch Reid, takes on new role in Alabama’s conservation movement

  July 3, 2017

  ARA’s Program Director, Mitch Reid, takes on new role in Alabama’s conservation movement With bittersweet emotions, we must announce that ARA’s Program Director, Mitch Reid, will be leaving ARA in July to take on a new role in Alabama’s conservation movement as Director of External Affairs for The Nature Conservancy in Alabama.  While we hate

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  Statement from Cindy Lowry regarding the Repeal of the Clean Water Rule

  June 27, 2017

  Statement from Cindy Lowry regarding the Repeal of the Clean Water Rule: Two years ago, the Clean Water Rule was developed after extensive scientific analysis and millions of citizen and stakeholder comments and is designed to protect ALL our waters from dangerous pollution. When we think about Alabama’s water resources, we know that

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