

Sewage and soil
New wastewater projects seek to solve “alarming” Black Belt sewage conditions Continue reading Sewage and soil

Red lines, green spaces
Historical inequities create modern “heat islands” Continue reading Red lines, green spaces

Preserving Alabama’s hemlocks
Invasive pests threaten an ancient tree species Continue reading Preserving Alabama’s hemlocks

Here there be dragon(flie)s
Alabama entomologist part of international dragonfly database project Continue reading Here there be dragon(flie)s

A green investment
New park brings more than just an amenity to Titusville Continue reading A green investment

Planting protection
Living shorelines shield habitats, homes Continue reading Planting protection

Endangered legacy
Natural Heritage Program provides data for conservation efforts across state, region Continue reading Endangered legacy

The search for the ‘silver bullet’ against White Nose Syndrome
Ruffner study one of many seeking solutions for fatal bat disease Continue reading The search for the ‘silver bullet’ against White Nose Syndrome

The power of the lens
by Sydney Cromwell From toxic waste dumping to mercury levels in fish, the list of ecological threats to Alabama’s waterways is long. But it can be hard for groups like the Alabama Rivers Alliance to get people engaged with problems that might seem abstract. Where words alone might fail, ARA Executive Director Cindy Lowry said film can present stories “in a way that connects the … Continue reading The power of the lens

Generational change
Alabama Environmental Youth Council advocates for statewide green efforts. Continue reading Generational change