Comparative Fish Diversity – Cahaba River Society

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We work to restore and protect the Cahaba River watershed and its rich diversity of life.

2717 7th Ave. South, Suite 205
Birmingham, AL 35233-3421
Office: (205) 322-5326
Fax: (205) 324-8346
[email protected]

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Hot off the presses, we are so excited to share all that we have achieved with your support this year in our 2019 Impact Report! Thanks to @rockyheights for printing the editions that will be mailed to our members. A digital version will soon be available for free on our website.

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Giving Tuesday is the perfect chance to make a difference that will start today and last for generations! Make your donation today at:
https://cahabagivingtuesday.swell.gives/ (Link in bio.) It only takes one minute!

#GivingTuesday

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Today we give thanks for the Cahaba, a treasure trove of biological diversity that supplies precious drinking water for so many Alabamians. We wish you a happy holiday!

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Welcome Max, the newest and youngest member of the Cahaba River Society team. This four month-old shih tzu was recently adopted by environmental educator La'Tanya Scott and is quickly excelling at his new role as emotional support pup for our office.

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We had a great time taking these @sphsjags students on an environmental science field trip. Call us at 205-322-5326 to schedule a trip for your school, church, or youth group!

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We found this little stripe-necked musk turtle during one of our late October field trips. We suspect he's burrowed underground in brumation during our current cold snap. ☃️🐢 #cahabacritters

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Thanks to this team of students from @asfaschool who helped with privet removal during their MAD (Make a Difference) volunteer day earlier this month! #invasiveplants #streambankrestoration

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We are proud that Environmental Educator La'Tanya Scott was chosen to be the keynote speaker at the 2019 Color the Crag Climbing Festival, an event to celebrate diversity in outdoor sports with a mission to build community, promote leadership from people of color, and provide a positive narrative of underrepresented communities in the outdoors through inclusive and educational climbing festivals and events.

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Our awesome junior board is hard at work planning fun ways to connect you with your Cahaba River!

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We love visits from four-legged Cahaba supporters. Today sweet Lily joined Board Member Neil Davis of @davisarchitects for our October board meeting. 🐾

#cahabadog

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Our board of directors is screening the final video in the series created by @dorememovement for the #BigCahabaCleanup campaign. Stay tuned for its public release soon!

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Thanks to everyone who made #Frydown2019 a success, and congratulations to our award winners!

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