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- Fall 2022: How We’re Addressing Nutrients on the Coosa, Swim Guide 2022 Recap, Clean Water Act 101, Fall Events
- Spring 2022: Most Endangered River Status, New AmeriCorps, Swim Guide 2022, Financials
- Winter 2022: Meet the Olive II, Legal Action Updates, Service Learning at Talladega College, Coal Ash Updates, Welcome our Grants Coordinator, and Our 2022 Events!
- Fall 2021: Riverkeeper Reflections, Fall into Fish Guide, Swim Guide 2021 By the Numbers
- Summer 2021: Get the Skinny on Swim Guide Expansion, Fish Consumption Advisory Signs on Choccolocco, Dirt Does Hurt: Intent to Sue Newcastle Homes, Meet our Program Director
- Float Back in Time: Our 10 Year Anniversary Scrapbook
- Early 2020: Animal Rendering Plant Threatens Neely Henry Lake, Fish Guide Earns Respect on Ramps & Nationwide, Riverkeeper Field Notes & Major Updates
- Fall 2019: A Swim Down Memory Lane, Toxic Release Inventory, PCBs and Mercury in Your Catch, Staff Changes (released October 31, 2019)
- Summer 2019: What’s in Your Cannonball, A Little Dirt Does Hurt, Meet our New Riverkeeper
- Winter 2018: Citizen Science Initiative, Temp Track 2019, Trispot Darter: threatened!, 2018 Financials
- Summer 2018: Swim Guide 2018, Average Lake Temperatures
- Winter 2018: Temp Track, Karli Riley, 2017 At a Glance
- Summer 2017: Recent Awards, Swim Guide, Fish Guide
- Winter 2017: Fish Guide, New E.coli Standards
- Summer 2016: Oxford Wastewater Treatment Plant & Swim Guide
- Our First Five Years: 2010-2015
- Summer 2015: Swim Guide, Choccolocco Creek Monitoring Project
- Winter 2015: Toxic Waste in the Coosa River
- Summer 2014: Laura Moore II
- Winter 2014: Goodwin’s Mill Dam Removal
- Fall 2013: Coosa Canoe & Kayak Fishing Tournament Trail
- Spring 2013
- Summer 2012
- Winter 2012
- Summer 2011
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Coosa Riverkeeper
Coosa Riverkeeper is the voice of the Coosa River and its tributaries in Alabama.
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Hey y'all, check out this new feature of our Volunteer program! We encourage self-led clean up opportunities through the use of our Clean Up Map. We’re here to help you, help us, help the River!![]()
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Working in a 5,000 square mile watershed leaves us with limited staff capacity. While our staff loves a good clean up, we rely on community members like YOU to really make an impact. ![]()
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Whether you’re taking on a smaller clean up by yourself, leading a scout troop, trying to plan a classroom outing, or just looking for a way to get your family outdoors and give back to the River; this map is for you.![]()
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Go check it out at CoosaRiver.org/take-action/volunteer
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