Since last year, there has been a tenfold increase in invasive taro cropping up in the Cahaba National Wildlife Refuge, and lily habitat is now at risk! Taro is able to take root in flowing water, crowding and shading out the lilies.
Beth K. Stewart, Executive Director June 27, 2017 EPA’s action today to repeal the Clean Water Rule seriously weakens clean water safeguards and threatens the Cahaba and our drinking water. The Clean Water Rule is a science-based, necessary restoration of the scope of the Clean Water Act. EPA should not repeal it and allow uncontrolled
The work of Cahaba River Society is gaining attention on the national stage. In recent months, our staff and board have spoken about our work to national audiences.
PUBLIC HEARING COMMENTS Alabama Water Conservation and Security Act (HB577) Beth Stewart, Executive Director May 17, 2017 Alabama needs this bill to protect water in our rivers, keep drinking water supplies affordable, make sure communities can cash in on river recreation and tourism, and protect river wildlife. Dr. Haddock, our staff scientist, and I served on
Read about Cahaba River Society’s 2017 Spring Updates.
FOR IMMEDIATE RELEASE: February 2, 2017 Contact: Casey Laycock, Director of Development Phone: 205-322-5326 ext. 416 E-mail: [email protected] BIRMINGHAM, AL. Cahaba River Society hosted its 2017 annual meeting, Cahaba Communities Coming Together, to a packed house last Thursday night at Social Venture in historic Woodlawn. At the meeting, CRS honored the individuals, organizations, and businesses who have done
FOR IMMEDIATE RELEASE: January 25, 2017 Contact: Casey Laycock, Director of Development Phone: 205-322-5326 ext. 416 E-mail: [email protected] BIRMINGHAM, AL. Cahaba River Society is pleased to invite the general public to join its staff, board, and membership at its 2017 Annual Meeting on January 26, 2017 from 5:30-8:00pm at Social Venture in historic Woodlawn. The meeting
Read Cahaba River Society’s 2016 Impacts & Achievements!
Read Cahaba River Society’s Summer 2016 Report to Members.
Read Cahaba River Society’s 2014-2015 Progress & Vision Statement.
