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  • ADEM’s Triennial Review of Alabama’s Water Quality Standards COMING UP!

    on June 25, 2015

    This is the formal review of the state’s designated uses of Alabama’s surface water resources and the water quality standards that protect these designated uses. ADEM’S Triennial…


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  • ADEM Urged to Prioritize State Water Plan over Premature Water Regulations

    on June 16, 2015

    Press Release For Immediate Release: June 16, 2015 Contact: Mitch Reid, Alabama Rivers Alliance, 205-322-6395, [email protected] Sarah Stokes, Southern Environmental Law Center, 205-745-3060, [email protected] ADEM Urged to Prioritize State Water Plan over…


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  • ACF STAKEHOLDERS AGREE ON SUSTAINABLE WATER MANAGEMENT PLAN

    on May 13, 2015

    News Release May 13, 2015 Contact Greg Euston, (404) 775-0285 [email protected] ACF STAKEHOLDERS AGREE ON SUSTAINABLE WATER MANAGEMENT PLAN Consensus-Driven Process Yields Recommendations for Equitably Managing Water in the Apalachicola-Chattahoochee-Flint River…


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  • “Let It Grow” in Weld Birmingham

    on April 14, 2015

    This article by Cody Owens originally appeared in Weld Birmingham. Click here to read the full article.  BIRMINGHAM RECEIVES NATIONAL RECOGNITION FOR SUSTAINABILITY EFFORTS; HOWEVER, REPORT INDICATES THERE IS…


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  • Alabama Rivers Alliance releases Defend Rivers 2015 Legislative Agenda

    on March 5, 2015

    Dam Safety, Open Government, and Water Management Policy top the 2015 legislative priorities for river advocacy organizations from across the state For Immediate Release: Thursday, March 5, 2015 Contact: Mitch Reid, Program…


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  • Five Alabamians receive lifetime achievement awards at Alabama Water Rally

    on February 28, 2015

    Alabama Rivers Alliance presents River Hero Awards to notable individuals who have made outstanding contributions toward river protection Guntersville, AL— Nearly a hundred and fifty river advocates gathered,…


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  • Coal ash waste sites in Alabama are operating with expired permits

    on February 18, 2015

    In a presentation to the Alabama Environmental Management Commission, Alabama Rivers Alliance will outline the opportunity to fix the problem and protect rivers and drinking water For Immediate Release:…


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  • The Alabama Rivers Alliance welcomes new board members for 2015!

    on February 1, 2015

    The Alabama Rivers Alliance is pleased to welcome several new board members to our ranks! We look forward to working with them to protect rivers this year. Our newly-elected board…


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  • Environmental leaders will congregate in Guntersville for Alabama Water Rally

    on January 25, 2015

    Largest gathering of river conservationists in the state will take place at Guntersville State Park on the year of the 30th anniversary of Eagle Awareness weekends Guntersville, Ala. —Alabama’s largest gathering of…


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  • Orvis Partners with Alabama Rivers Alliance for Opening of Huntsville Location

    on January 14, 2015

    FOR IMMEDIATE RELEASE Press Contact: Daryl Kenny; [email protected]; 802.362.8779


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Thank you for your interest in the Alabama Rivers Alliance. We are a nonprofit 501(c)3 organization.

ARA Mission

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.

Alabama has more than 132,000 miles of streams and rivers with more types of plants and animals living in them than any other state in the nation.  However, we also have one of the highest extinction rates in North America, many of which are species that live in our rivers.

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