Written comments (online) are due by 5 PM on 4/8. Use the link below to submit your comments in less than two minutes! The purpose of the public hearing will be for interested parties to make oral and written comments into the public hearing record. Those wishing to make oral comments at the public hearing [...]
FLFR volunteers are creating a Native Garden. Depending on the season join Jennah Gilley and other volunteers to plant, weed, add compost, mulch, pull invasive plants (like Privet and Kudzu) or terrace the slope to prevent erosion with logs and soil. Register at flflr.org
Water is Life: Restoring Watersheds Using Regenerative Design with Alan Booker Many decision-makers have come to think of watershed conservation as both expensive and in conflict with the need for growth. But by using regenerative design approaches, we can actively restore our watersheds while simultaneously reducing cost and improving quality of life. Join us Tuesday [...]
For further information and to register, visit https://alaudubon.org/event/2021-04-06/. Spring is an excellent time to learn to identify native trees by their leaves and flowers, branch and bark patterns, and site and soil preferences. Join Henry Hughes and Michelle Blackwood for this spring-focused class on native tree identification! Our class will begin just as leaves have fully [...]
This Moment of Possibility: Reimagining Together This decade is a pivotal moment for our planet, our nation, and our state. Will we make the necessary shifts to address the challenges of climate change, injustice, inequity and inequality? The disruptions of 2020 provided the momentum we need to come together in ways like we’ve never seen [...]
FLFR volunteers led by Sam Howell are doing a deep cleanup at Blaylock Bridge. Learn more at www.flfr.org
There are several ways to celebrate Rivers of Alabama Day! Click here to read the official resolution establishing Rivers of Alabama Day in 2007. Join us Water is Life: Telling Your Story with Glenny Brock (amazing writer and professor), Dr. Bill Deutsch (retired, Auburn University and Alabama Water Watch) and Cleo Stubbs (WELP, Wetlands [...]
Rivers of Alabama Day: Telling Your Story with Glenny Brock (amazing writer and professor), Dr. Bill Deutsch (retired, Auburn University and Alabama Water Watch) and Cleo Stubbs (WELP, Wetlands Environmental Learning Projects). Join us Tuesday for our one year anniversary of the Water is Life Zoom Talks! It is also Rivers of Alabama Day, the [...]
For further information and to register, visit https://alaudubon.org/event/2021-04-06/. Spring is an excellent time to learn to identify native trees by their leaves and flowers, branch and bark patterns, and site and soil preferences. Join Henry Hughes and Michelle Blackwood for this spring-focused class on native tree identification! Our class will begin just as leaves have fully [...]
The Alabama Coastal Foundation's Connect to Your Coast outreach events are designed to be an easy and fun way that individuals throughout the state can learn how they can help protect our precious coastal environment! Please drop by and invite your friends!