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  • Pat ByingtonPat Byington
  • January 20, 2022
Freshwater Land Trust surpasses 8,000 acres protected in Central Alabama

Freshwater Land Trust surpasses 8,000 acres protected in Central Alabama

  • Summer GuffeySummer Guffey
  • November 18, 2021
New conservation easement protects Birmingham’s rare watercress darter

New conservation easement protects Birmingham’s rare watercress darter

  • Pat ByingtonPat Byington
  • November 4, 2021
Freshwater Land Trust unveils new Red Rock Trail System logo

Freshwater Land Trust unveils new Red Rock Trail System logo

  • Pat ByingtonPat Byington
  • September 20, 2021
Tarrant is now home to Jefferson County’s 11th Litter Gitter

Tarrant is now home to Jefferson County’s 11th Litter Gitter

  • Pat ByingtonPat Byington
  • September 13, 2021
Freshwater Land Trust to install 11th Litter Gitter in Tarrant, 11,000+ pounds of trash collected

Freshwater Land Trust to install 11th Litter Gitter in Tarrant, 11,000+ pounds of trash collected

  • Pat ByingtonPat Byington
  • May 25, 2021
Clean water, trails, parks, how Freshwater Land Trust transforms our community

Clean water, trails, parks, how Freshwater Land Trust transforms our community

  • Pat ByingtonPat Byington
  • April 26, 2021
New Jones Valley Trail  Extension will connect Railroad Park to Avondale by end of 2021

New Jones Valley Trail Extension will connect Railroad Park to Avondale by end of 2021

  • Pat ByingtonPat Byington
  • March 9, 2021
  • A Hot Story 13828 views
Birmingham gives final approval for Jones Valley Trail Extension

Birmingham gives final approval for Jones Valley Trail Extension

  • Pat ByingtonPat Byington
  • October 13, 2020
Removing trash from our creeks, 8th litter gitter in Jefferson County installed at East Lake Park

Removing trash from our creeks, 8th litter gitter in Jefferson County installed at East Lake Park

  • Pat ByingtonPat Byington
  • July 14, 2020
Bham metro is now home to 7 “litter gitter” devices thanks to the Freshwater Land Trust and partners

Bham metro is now home to 7 “litter gitter” devices thanks to the Freshwater Land Trust and partners

  • Taylor BabingtonTaylor Babington
  • February 5, 2020
Connecting Birmingham: Jones Valley Trail to extend from downtown to Avondale

Connecting Birmingham: Jones Valley Trail to extend from downtown to Avondale

  • Taylor BabingtonTaylor Babington
  • December 12, 2019
Freshwater Land Trust installs “Litter Gitter” at Valley Creek

Freshwater Land Trust installs “Litter Gitter” at Valley Creek

  • Pat ByingtonPat Byington
  • September 10, 2019
  • A Hot Story 13493 views
Red Mountain Park was once a sea of stumps? Explore 200 years of landscape changes in Alabama

Red Mountain Park was once a sea of stumps? Explore 200 years of landscape changes in Alabama

  • Pat ByingtonPat Byington
  • September 2, 2019
September is the new Earth Month!  9 events in Birmingham benefiting nature

September is the new Earth Month! 9 events in Birmingham benefiting nature

  • Pat ByingtonPat Byington
  • August 5, 2019
Birmingham’s 3 mile High Ore Line Trail to Red Mountain Park is now open to the public

Birmingham’s 3 mile High Ore Line Trail to Red Mountain Park is now open to the public

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