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Up one levelInstitute for Conservation Leadership Fall Fest Benefit
Alabama Scenic River Trail Quarterly Meeting
Second annual Wilcox County Summer Cleanup
Join us in the second annual Wilcox County Summer Cleanup. We join the citizens of Wilcox County—home of Camden and Gees Bend, where the famous quilters ply their craft—to help them with their goal of making the county the "cleanest in Alabama.' Our paddling contingent uses grabbers and plastic bags to unlitter the river banks while scouts, grandmothers, church groups and many other pick up the byways, highways, and sidewalks throughout the county.
Alabama Scenic River Trail Lake Weiss Paddle
Wild & Scenic Film Festival comes to Alabama
The Wild & Scenic Film Festival is the largest environmental film festival in the United States. It is hosted in Alabama by the Alabama Rivers Alliance and the Alabama Environmental Council.
Wild About Our Refuge
Dock on the Rock
Silverock Cove, a residential development on Smith Lake, is hosting "Dock on the Rock," a day at Smith Lake featuring a number of lake-themed activities on Saturday, May 22nd from 10am-8pm.
Greening the Congregation 2010 Care of Creation in Worship and at Home
Catalyst for Birmingham and the Community Garden Coalition host May’s Green Third Thursday Garden Party
Catalyst for Birmingham and the Community Garden Coalition will be hosting a garden party at the Norwood Community Garden as part of its Green Third Thursday Sustainability Salon on Thursday, May 20 from 6:30 p.m. until 8:00 p.m.
Alabama Scenic River Trail Lake Weiss Event
Three float trips and camping
Alabama Scenic River Trail CAHABA RIVER FESTIVAL
Come join us in Centreville , on the banks of the Cahaba River , June 11th , 12th & 13th, when we explore the wild beauty of the Cahaba River . The Cahaba is probably the most unique river in Alabama . It has no dams on it , which few rivers in the entire United States can say that , and it has the rare Cahaba Lily .
13th Annual Family Fishing Rodeo
Green Weekend at Birmingham-Southern College
In May 1990, BSC was recognized as a Point of Light Award winner, and President George H.W. Bush visited the college to present the award. This award was bestowed for work by the BSC Conservancy to bring recycling and other environmentally aware programs to our campus and our community. Now, 20 years later, we will come together to celebrate our progress and many environmental successes, both on campus and in our community, with our first-ever Green Weekend.
Sierra Club Thompson Creek wildflower hike
Acoustic Cafe
10th Annual Day on the River
Join Friends of the Locust Fork for the 10th annual Day on the River.
2010 Coosa River Whitewater Festival “25th Anniversary”
Registration must be received by Sunday, May 2 to qualify for the $25 Registration Fee. Late Registration $30 and your guaranteed t-shirt size. Visa, MC, AX, check and cash are accepted. Charge will indicate Coosa Outdoor Center, LLC , Wetumpka, AL
Ruffner Mountain Earth Day Celebration
Terrapin Tri-County Adventure Race
This race will be 3 to 6 hours of challenging trail running, creek paddling and biking. The format is teams of three (each member, one venue) or individual (age 18 by December 31, 2010). The total race distance of 41.5 miles includes a 10K run, 1.5 mile paddle and a 33.8 mile bike course. Route encompasses three of Northeast Alabama’s premiere recreational areas located within the tri-county area of Calhoun, Cleburne and Cherokee - the Chief Ladiga Biking Trail, the Pinhoti National Recreational Hiking Trail, and the Terrapin Creek Canoe Trail. The race will finish at the Eubanks Welcome Center in downtown Piedmont, Alabama. See more information online at www.alabamascenicrivertrail. com.
Friends of the Locust Fork Day on the River
William Andreen: 'Magic' not policy
Second annual Wilcox County Summer Cleanup