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We couldn't say it better than @dennispillion in this piece published by al.com about a project we are so excited about. Read more about the Land Between the Rivers project made possible thanks to @patagonia's Holdfast Collective and a generous private donor.
Earlier this year, @NatureAlabama, along with @Patagonia's Holdfast Collective and an anonymous donor, purchased nearly 8,000 acres of this sometimes-land for permanent conservation.
Read much more: al.com/news/2024/05/explorin…
ALT Land Between the Rivers map The 7,990-acre tract indicated in purple was purchased from the Mobile River Sawmill Division (MRSD LLC) by The Nature Conservancy in Alabama, permanently protecting key undeveloped land on the northern edge of the Mobile-Tensaw Delta. The tract, sometimes called the Land Between the Rivers, includes area between the Tombigbee and Alabama Rivers where they join to form the Delta.
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Earlier this year, @NatureAlabama, along with @Patagonia's Holdfast Collective and an anonymous donor, purchased nearly 8,000 acres of this sometimes-land for permanent conservation.
Read much more: al.com/news/2024/05/explorin…
ALT Land Between the Rivers map The 7,990-acre tract indicated in purple was purchased from the Mobile River Sawmill Division (MRSD LLC) by The Nature Conservancy in Alabama, permanently protecting key undeveloped land on the northern edge of the Mobile-Tensaw Delta. The tract, sometimes called the Land Between the Rivers, includes area between the Tombigbee and Alabama Rivers where they join to form the Delta.
Thank you @TedTurnerIII for highlighting this project and for your life-long support of conservation. You are welcome to visit #Alabama and the Land Between the Rivers anytime!
My late friend & scientist E.O. Wilson would be overjoyed to see a portion of 'America’s Amazon' preserved by @NatureAlabama, @patagonia & an undisclosed donor. E.O.’s connection to the Mobile-Tensaw Delta was intimate & lifelong. @EOWilsonFndtn al.com/news/2024/02/15-milli…
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For 15 years @nature_org has worked with America’s Longleaf Restoration Initiative, federal & state agencies and other partners to restore longleaf pine forests. Now, with a new agreement, we are renewing our partnership efforts for another 15 years!
americaslongleaf.org/news/20…
Our urban watershed restoration specialist, Ben Wegleitner, is one of several honorees in the @bhambizjrnl's NextGen General special section. Here he talks about The Nature Conservancy's approach water conservation, especially around our cities.
BBJ's NextGen General 2023: Ben Wegleitner, The Nature Conservancy bizjournals.com/birmingham/n…
The Nature Conservancy in Alabama retweeted
Great news for this amazing part of the world. Thanks @NatureAlabama 🌱🌎💧 @AuburnWater
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We're excited that our recent acquisition at Wheeler Mountain has created some "buzz" in the media. So glad to share this news with Alabamans! thebamabuzz.com/new-596-acre…
We are deeply honored to receive this award today from the @EPA The award was given in recognition of our Lightning Point restoration project (which you should come visit), and we are fortunate to have worked with some incredible partners to pull it off.
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Celebrating Earth Day with the dedication of Lighthing Point with @governorkayivey @repjerrycarl and many more friends.
Thanks to everyone who made this project possible!
The Nature Conservancy in Alabama is #HIRING for an Associate Director of Philanthropy in Alabama (Home Office in Huntsville) - posting open until April 15, 2022.Visit bit.ly/3JifR7r to view the details and apply.
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Have you seen Bayou La Batre's new shoreline? It could save lives and industries when storms come bit.ly/35N4Nk1
Everyone has something to give and every act of generosity counts. Green heart
On this #GivingTuesday (and every day!), we say thank you for your generosity.
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Y'all. Sign up for the Urban Darter Program and spend some time outside! Loads of good people hanging out by the water. Sign up below:
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My latest. Enjoy!
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The Nature Conservancy in Alabama retweeted
On #September11, we turn to nature to heal, to reflect and to remember.
TNC is honored to be working with @911trail to connect a section of the 9/11 Trail to provide a safer, more accessible route through nature: nature.ly/3E9gzSs
The Nature Conservancy in Alabama retweeted
“Freshwater mussels are irreplaceable treasures so it’s great that the pyramid pigtoe is getting a lifeline... We’ve already lost 38 kinds of mussels to extinction in NA. It’s time to draw a line in the sand & say we’re not going to lose 1 species more.”
al.com/news/2021/09/alabama-…
A bipartisan infrastructure bill in the Senate supports climate & clean energy, improves resilience, and invests in natural infrastructure, wildlife habitats and more. We hope #Alabama Senators will support it! nature.org/en-us/newsroom/bi…
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Want to know some fascinating facts about the vital yet vulnerable Black Warrior River watershed? Head to blackwarriorriver.org/river-…!
It was great to have your team here @RAlexAndradeFL. Thanks for the visit, and looking forward to seeing some of y'all's great projects on the other side of the Perdido!
Last week, my office partnered with @nature_org to visit Lightning Point in Alabama. We learned updates on RESTORE funding as well as what projects the region is pursuing to improve resiliency along the Gulf Coast.
