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Who pays for conservation in Alabama? You won’t believe the answer.
Sponsored Eighty plus years ago, the Alabama Department of Conservation and Natural Resources, previously called Game and Fish Division, began a program to bring back deer and wild turkey from the brink of extinction. Now, deer and turkey are abundant.
Bham Now Nature Roundup for the week of May 5, 2018
Welcome to the Bham Now Nature Roundup for the week of May 5.
Alabama water protection groups want swimmers to be safe
This week, Alabama water protection groups renewed their call for comprehensive rules establishing minimum standards of public notification when sewage spills occur.
Don’t miss free private screening of the film Carless in LA by Birmingham filmmaker Katie Rogers tonight
Local Birmingham filmmaker Katie Rogers is hosting a free private screening of her indie documentary Carless in LA this Thursday night, May 3rd, 7:30pm at The Edge on Crestwood Blvd.
Green Resource Center for Alabama has released the 2017 Green Progress Report
This week, the Green Resource Center for Alabama released their annual 2017 Green Progress Report, the only resource of its kind documenting our state’s wide range of green and sustainable projects and initiatives.
Greg Harber presented first Birmingham Audubon Yellowhammer Award
This week, the Birmingham Audubon Society presented beloved birder and tireless conservationist Greg Harber with their inaugural Yellowhammer Award.
How hunters saved the deer and turkey in Alabama
Sponsored Completing a course in Alabama history is a requirement for every fourth grade student in the state. From Native American settlements to rockets manufactured in Huntsville that propelled men and women into space, there is much to learn from…
SEC Baseball Tournament back in Hoover for 21st straight year, May 22-27
Sponsored Springtime in the south: the crack of the bat, the roar of the crowd and the smell of hot dogs in the air. What could be more American than baseball and the SEC?
Bham Now Nature Roundup for the week of April 21, 2018
Welcome to the Bham Now Nature Roundup for the week of April 21.
Join Birmingham’s Neverthirst at Avondale Park, May 5; bring clean water to those in need around the world
Sponsored Did you know worldwide, everyday, 2,195 children die from waterborne diseases? Birmingham based non-profit, Neverthirst, has made it their mission to combat such an issue through advancing “the Gospel through clean water worldwide”.
Birmingham’s Marx Brothers Inc. just installed one of the largest solar energy systems in AL
Marx Brothers, Inc. installed one massive energy-saver on their roof recently. Check out the details here.
Love recycling and Planet Earth? Time to put on your Green Tie and party with the Alabama Environmental Council
Do you love recycling? Alabama’s natural wonders? If the answer is a resounding YES, join the Alabama Environmental Council (AEC) for their 22nd Annual Green Tie Affair this Friday, April 20, 6-10pm at Sloss Furnaces.
7th annual SliceFest returns June 16; pizza, local craft beers & great music
Sponsored: Some of our favorite things; music and pizza and craft beer, they go together like…well, like music and pizza and beer! SliceFest is a summer festival that celebrates many of the things we are passionate about.
Bham Now Nature Roundup for the week of April 14, 2018
Welcome to the Bham Now Nature Roundup for the week of April 14.