Native Fish Alabama - Coosa Riverkeeper fly fishing film festival brought to you by Deep South Outfitters. Raffles, fly tying demonstrations, art, vendors, special Redeye beer release, special Redeye Bass Coffee release, casting demonstration and of course Fly Fishing Films! All to benefit Native Fish and Coosa Riverkeeper
The Lake Watch annual meeting will be held on: Sunday, April 24, 2022 1-3:30 pm (registration 1-1:30 pm; program 1:30-3:30 pm) Red Ridge United Methodist Church 8091 Co Rd 34, Dadeville, AL We are pleased to have Dr. Bill Deutsch, founder and long-time director of Alabama Water Watch, as our guest speaker, who will give [...]
The BioBlitz is a great way to excite kids about science, learn about biodiversity, discover how you can help protect our natural world, and discover Camp Fletcher as a summer camp opportunity for diverse youth. Camp Fletcher is a wooded preserve and nature retreat founded in 1926 by Alabama’s first African-American registered nurse, Mrs. Pauline Bray Fletcher, as [...]
Elections matter to our water and environment because they determine who has the power to make important decisions that impact all aspects of our lives. Join us Tuesday as we talk with the League of Women Voters and the Alabama Poor People's Campaign about their exciting work building up to the upcoming primaries in Alabama [...]
The Alabama Coastal Foundation is hosting the Thirteenth Annual Good Life Bicycle Ride on May 7, 2022, which is the Saturday of Mother's Day weekend. This year, we are offering two planned roundtrip routes (9 miles and 19 miles) through the beautiful Hugh S. Branyon Backcountry Trail (www.backcountrytrail.com) or you can create your own experience. [...]
The 2022 Spring Native Plant Sale is back at the Turkey Creek Nature Preserve on Saturday, May 7th, 2022. This year's sale is shaping up to be our largest sale ever, with nearly 100 varieties of native trees, shrubs, grasses, ferns, flowers. Not only are these plants beautiful, but they are beneficial to our local [...]
Join us for an evening filled with crawfish, live music, and fun! This event will feature fresh crawfish plates by Big Blue Crawfish and Cajun market. A portion of proceeds from this event will go to the Alabama Rivers Alliance. Limited availability. Tickets required! Click here to buy your ticket today!
Register: http://aub.ie/alabamawatershed $20 | Open to the public | Lunch Provided | Free Handbook | 0.6 CEUs More information: https://aub.ie/aws Questions: [email protected] Alabama Watershed Stewards (AWS) is an educational program from the Auburn University Water Resources Center that uses a watershed approach to involve people in addressing local quality concerns, providing people with the knowledge and tools they [...]
CLICK HERE TO LEARN MORE: http://flowtuscaloosa.com/calendar/ Our lantern-building workshops will take place at Tuscaloosa’s First Friday event in March, April, and May. We’ll be at the Dinah Washington Cultural Arts Center from 5-7 p.m. Flow Tuscaloosa workshop participants will work with artists to build lanterns that connect to the history and ecology of the Black Warrior [...]
Join Sam Howell for a delightful canoe or kayak trip on Saturday, May 21 from 9:00 am to 3 pm (includes shuttling time). We will kayak down section 6 of the Locust Fork River, mostly flat-water with a few shoals. Bring your own boat (kayak or canoe), your paddle, life jacket, a snack/lunch, drinking water, [...]