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The Mud On Their Hands Everything changed after Katrina. Many left the destruction behind but Rev. Tyronne Edwards, a pastor in Phoenix, LA, led the effort to rebuild his town. After a lifetime of community organizing, climate change and protecting future generations from storm surge has become Tyronne’s new calling.

Over the last three decades, The Nature Conservancy has worked with partners to protect some 100,000 acres of habitat within the Mobile-Tensaw Delta. Still, much of the region’s wild places remain unsecured and under threat. The forests and wetlands of the Mobile-Tensaw Delta and its surrounding buffers are vulnerable to development efforts that would clear and carve up the landscape for timber...

Your support made the difference in 2023, enabling us to protect Alabama's most important lands and waters. Please consider a year-end gift to The Nature Conservancy. support.nature.org/Alabama

The Nature Conservancy is helping to protect and restore the lands around Alabama's Flagg Mountain. It is Alabama's First Mountain, the first mountain in the Appalachian Mountain range stretching from Alabama all the way to Maine.

The Nature Conservancy in Alabama's State Director Mitch Reid's continuing journey to Antarctica.

The Nature Conservancy in Alabama State Director Mitch Reid lands on Antarctica!

The Nature Conservancy in Alabama State Director Mitch Reid shares his experience with TNC supporters.

Mitch Reid, director of The Nature Conservancy in Alabama, shares his thoughts on his journey to Antarctica.

Thank you for your support of conservation in Alabama in 2022.

Our Alabama is the place where the “unachievable” is possible. It is the place where hundreds and thousands of acres can be preserved in perpetuity, where more than 200 miles of rivers can be reconnected, and where species on the brink of extinction can be saved. This is Our Alabama. And it is our people-people like you-who are making this happen. With targeted investments from visionary donors...

If you have enjoyed an oyster within the state of Alabama in the last few years, there’s a good chance that you enjoyed a Point aux Pins oyster, grown and harvested in Grand Bay, Alabama. Steve and Dema Crockett own and manage Point aux Pins Oysters, the first successful commercial oyster farm on the Gulf Coast. Oysters are a remarkable indicator species, as well as providing multiple conservat...

Does the stream look a little muddier than it did last year? Have you noticed that your favorite tubing spots have begun to look a little different? Check out this episode of Nature Calls where Alana Reynolds, TNC Alabama’s Watershed Coordinator, will tell us what BEHI is and why our BEHI work matters to your summer plans!

Grand Bay March 6 Aerial View

Nature Calls: Fire Exchange

WVTM coverage of Oak Mountain Burn

Nature Calls: Keel Mountain Preserve

Nature Calls: Reforestation

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Nature Calls: Government Relations & Conservation

Oak Mountain Opportunity

Nature Calls: GIS Data Analysis

Nature Calls: Working Woodlands

Nature Calls: Trials & Tribulations from the Alabama Coast

Nature Calls: Restoration in Alabama

Nature Calls: Stewarding our Preserves

Nature Calls: Mountain Longleaf

Nature Calls: Lightning Point

Nature Calls: Locust Fork and Big Canoe Creek

Nature Calls - Coastal edition with Marine Program Director Judy Haner