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Thank you to everyone who helped to make the 2010 Watershed Leadership Conference a success.
We rallied in our state's capitol, met with our legislators, made new connections and reinforced old ones, and worked together to find ways that we can all help to protect Alabama's environment and its citizens. This was made possible by the dedication and support of our sponsors and our volunteers.
Thank you to everyone who helped to make the 2010 Watershed Leadership Conference a success.
101 people attended the 2010 Watershed Leadership Conference, representing 43 organizations. 1/3 of all attendees were new to the conference. And the conference was 90% "walkable" and "green" with local foods, reusable cups and plates, close proximity of locations, recycled materials, and NO Bottled Water!
Presentations and handouts from the 2010 WLC are available at the Rivers Alliance Virtual Library. www.alabamarivers.org/library
Watch photo slideshows from this year's event below!
2010 River Hero Awards
Photos by Jenn Patterson
This event would not have been possible without the support of our generous sponsors.
Conference Sponsors
Cameron Vowell • Environmental Support Center • Stephens Foundation
Banquet Sponsors
Scholarship Sponsor
Speaker Sponsors
Session Sponsors
Amenity Sponsors
Grassroots Sponsors:
Alabama Coastal Foundation • Alabama River Clean Water Partnership • Alabama Scenic River Trail • Black Warrior Riverkeeper • Cahaba Riverkeeper • CHEWUP/Save Our Saugahatchee •Choctawhatchee Riverkeeper • Conecuh Sepulga Watershed Alliance • Coosa River Basin Initiative/Upper Coosa Riverkeeper • Escatawpa River Society• Friends of Big Canoe Creek • Hulsey Little River Trust • Lake Watch of Lake Martin • Weeks Bay Foundation
University of Alabama PR Student Earns Prestigious Grant to Intern with Black Warrior Riverkeeper
Huntsville Water Management Planning Symposium