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June 8, 2019 @ 8:00 am - 1:00 pm

Big Cahaba Clean Up with Cahaba River Society!

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Join the Cahaba River Society for the largest ever one day Cahaba Cleanup event where we will clean up to 50 miles of the River from Trussville to Helena. What: [...]

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About ARA

Alabama Rivers Alliance is a statewide network of groups working to protect and restore all of Alabama’s water resources through building partnerships, empowering citizens, and advocating for sound water policy and its enforcement.

Click here to read a summary of our 2023 – 2027 Strategic Plan.

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We are proud as can be to see our Young Profession

We are proud as can be to see our Young Professional River Defender Corinne Baroni defending her thesis today about wastewater issues throughout the Black Belt, particularly in Newbern.

#YoungProfessionals #emergingleaders #DefendRivers #WaterIsLife #alabamarivers

We are so excited to see this project come to frui

We are so excited to see this project come to fruition after participating in initial conversations 3+ years ago! ARA is so encouraged and thrilled to see U.S. Fish and Wildlife Service (@usfws ) is removing the inoperable Elba Hydroelectric Dam! This huge project not only will open up habitat for the Gulf sturgeon and other migratory species but it also creates local jobs, and reduces flooding risks for the community. A win-win-win!

We look forward to continued partnerships with federal and state agencies to remove dangerous or obsolete #dams that no longer serve their intended purposes. Learn more about this project from the link in bio.

Last summer, we were excited to grow the #Southern

Last summer, we were excited to grow the #SouthernExposure film fellowship program to include our first Film and Poet Fellow, @palaviahuja! She hosted a poetry writing workshop in the Sipsey Wilderness and we were honored to have Alabama’s poet laureate, @cityofawoman, join us at this truly special event. The poem Ashley M Jones created that day has been published! Take a moment to check it out today, as we close out National Poetry Month. Thank you to @tinamozellebraziel for making this happen! #poetsociety #nationalpoetrymonth #waterislife

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The title poem of Ashley M. Jones’s forthcoming collection with @hubcitywriters, Lullaby for the Grieving, appeared today in @audubonsociety Magazine and on @poetsorg Poem-A-Day on Saturday. It’s excerpted from You Are Here: Poetry in the Natural World (@milkweed_books), edited by our Poet Laureate and all-around amazing human, @adalimonwriter.

I love watching the world celebrate Ashley and am honored to be part of the team that brings her vital new poems to readers!

Happy Earth Day! ARA and our friends and partners

Happy Earth Day! ARA and our friends and partners across Alabama and beyond celebrate Earth Day every day and we hope you do too! Take a moment today to take in all that we have here in Alabama - our 132,000 miles of rivers and streams, our unmatched freshwater biodiversity, our fabulous flora and fauna, our unique critters who only call Alabama home, and so much more!

#EarthDay #AlabamaRivers #WaterIsLife #DefendRivers #AlabamaTheBeautiful

Our Young Professional River Defenders had an awes

Our Young Professional River Defenders had an awesome time with Hurricane Creekkeeper John Wathen (@creekkeeper) last weekend hiking and exploring Hurricane Creek on the Black Warrior River. Our YPRD is such an important part of the ARA Team. From leading sessions and workshops at Water Rally, to talking to their legislators about our priority issues, to advising us on ways to engage the next generations, we could not #DefendRivers in Alabama without them!

#AlabamaRivers #WaterISLife #ExploreAlabama #Explore #AlabamaRiversAlliance #AlabamaYPs #YoungProfessionals #alabamathebeautiful #HurricaneCreek

Our Director of Special Projects, Jack West, has b

Our Director of Special Projects, Jack West, has been in DC this week, with our great partners at Hydropower Reform Coalition meeting with FERC (Federal Energy Regulatory Commission) and with our Alabama Congressional Delegation!

🎉GREAT NEWS! HB 434, a bill naming the Alabama

🎉GREAT NEWS! HB 434, a bill naming the Alabama Shad as the Official State Migratory Fish, has passed out of committee unanimously! Thank you to Representative Mike Shaw (R-47) for introducing this bill. Stay tuned for next steps when we will need your help to ensure its passage. (get it!?)

Read more about the bill from our link in bio.

#AlabamaShad #AlabamaFish #MigratoryFish #AlabamaRivers

HUNTSVILLE AREA: We will see you tomorrow evening

HUNTSVILLE AREA: We will see you tomorrow evening (April 17) for the FREE screening of the 2023 Southern Exposure films with our friends at @hsv_environment!

This inspiring evening of film + discussion is an opportunity to catch up with what’s happening with ARA and our partners across Alabama and how you can help.

Wednesday, April 17
Films + Discussion from 6:30 – 9:30 pm
University of Alabama at Huntsville
Shelby Center for Science and Technology Room 107

Created in six weeks during the summer, the 2023 Southern Exposure films celebrate special people and places in Alabama while exploring complex issues and solutions. In this collection, we’ll explore the Sipsey Wilderness through the eyes of a “city girl” and see why our special places need to be protected for all Alabamians. We’ll learn about real wastewater solutions being implemented in the Black Belt, bringing justice to areas that have long been overlooked and underserved for these basic needs. We will meet three Indigenous people who have felt the call to protect their land, and we will hold ADEM’s feet to the proverbial fire as we question why a landfill was left essentially unregulated for years, resulting in the Moody Landfill Fire that raged for months. Finally, we will see just how precious the mussel is to our ecosystem, while learning about a project that would culminate in the most ecologically significant river reconnection project in the history of the United States, right here in Alabama.

#Alabama #huntsville #huntsvillealabama #environment #EnviroDocs #HuntsvilleEnvironment

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