In this Issue: – What’s In Your Cannonball?
– A Little Dirt Does Hurt…
– Coal Ash is Contaminating Your River (AGAIN)
– Meet our New Riverkeeper
– Algae & Water Quality
We hope you look enjoy reading what we’ve been up to this summer and we appreciate your support of the Swim Guide program!
Welcome, river lovers! Today, I'm thrilled to dive into the heart of what it means to be a member of Coosa Riverkeeper and why your membership matters now more than ever. Becoming a member of Coosa Riverkeeper is more than just a donation—it's a pledge to safeguard...
Coosa Riverkeeper is so excited to announce that we are now providing an inclusive online experience to enable more people to access essential online information and services barrier-free. In the Coosa River watershed, folks face many barriers to accessing critical...
NEW FISH CONSUMPTION ADVISORIES ARE OUT: ARE THE FISH YOU CATCH SAFE TO EAT AND FEED TO YOUR FAMILIES? BIRMINGHAM, ALA. – Last month, the Alabama Department of Public Health (ADPH) released its annual fish consumption advisories, which highlight the state’s...
This year alone, we have patrolled the Coosa River over a hundred times. Not to mention the 20+ events, presentations, town hall meetings, and more. Our team has driven over 25,000 miles just this year, which has made the need apparent for another patrol vehicle. This Giving Tuesday, we are raising money to purchase a used truck that can help meet the needs of our growing organization, programs, and staff. Will you make ripples throughout the Coosa basin by making a tax-deductible donation today?
