Katherine Webb, former Miss Alabama, was criticized about her weight after posting a photograph of herself in a bikini on Instagram last Tuesday. She was told to “eat a sandwich” and that she was “too skinny.” Other comments that trolled in included: @Milikul: Her hair probe weighs more than she does @d.j.p.44: Yuck […]. MORE
June has been the deadliest month for the black community since the 1963 Birmingham, Alabama burnings. American media focuses its attention on the Confederate flag conflict and other Confederate symbols while giving limited, if any, consideration as the south burns once again and eight southern churches are destroyed. As news outlets across the world focus on […]. MORE
Right now Save the Children is on the ground in Alabama and Mississippi. Selena Gomez asked her fans on twitter to help the victims of the recent tornados in the USA by donating $10 to Save the Children. She wrote, “Help those effected by the tornados. MORE
” The good guys: These states don’t allow security cameras in dressing rooms: > South Dakota > New Hampshire > Michigan > Maine > Minnesota > Utah > Kansas > Delaware > Hawaii > Georgia > California > Arkansas > Alabama The […]. MORE
A jay born and raised in New York State may winter in Alabama, Kentucky, West Virginia, or Tennessee, depending on its taste in barbecue. Many aspects of fall migration are not calculated to appeal to a bone-idle birder such as myself. The warblers are confusing. MORE
Aliceville, Alabama: November 8, 2013. At 7:15 this morning, yet another crude oil train erupted into an inferno, this time near a small town in central North Dakota. MORE
I get a little giddy when I see people enjoying our locally-farmed, boutique oysters in my adopted hometown of Mobile, Alabama. Jenn Greene lives in Mobile, Alabama, and has served as a marine scientist for The Nature Conservancy since 2008. MORE
I get a little giddy when I see people enjoying our locally-farmed, boutique oysters in my adopted hometown of Mobile, Alabama. Jenn Greene lives in Mobile, Alabama, and has served as a marine scientist for The Nature Conservancy since 2008. MORE
A look at GBBC reports from 1998 show a lot of sightings in Florida, with some birds reported in Texas, Alabama and Arkansas. Eurasian collared dove. Photo: lruka under a Creative Commons license. By Matt Miller, senior science writer. MORE
In that spirit, I was pleased to visit the Kiwanis Club of Birmingham, Alabama, this week to speak about climate change. Right here in Alabama, I told the audience, we’re already seeing the effects of a changing climate. MORE
Alexander Alvarez of Atmore, Alabama, has pled guilty to “killing migratory birds and selling the feathers on the black market” in a killing spree that dates back to 2006. MORE
Yet it’s the case of the PCB cover up in Anniston, Alabama that highlights their lowlights and scares me most: (excerpt from SourceWatch “Monsanto’s Global Pollution Legacy”). (Sources and much more info, linked below this text). MORE
Natalie Chanin’s new book, Alabama Studio Style. Two years ago, when I received my copy of Alabama Stitch Book , it felt like a letdown the first time I held it in my hands. [My MORE
Judy Haner is the Marine and Freshwater Programs Director for The Nature Conservancy in Alabama. Last year, thousands of viewers from around the world enjoyed the real-life drama of Allie and Bama, two ospreys who set up a nest in Orange Beach, Alabama. MORE
And as Nature Conservancy scientist Jeff DeQuattro wrote about on Cool Green Science yesterday , the osprey live nest cam from Orange Beach, Alabama that this blog and other Conservancy web pages featured this spring and summer was certainly no exception. Aubrie…or is it Ossie? MORE
TNC staff and volunteers prepare a string of containment booms to protect an oyster reef restoration project from the spread of oil on Alabama’s Gulf Coast. Volunteers, TNC scientists and partners construct oyster reefs along Alabama’s Mobile Bay on the Gulf coast. MORE
By Jeff Dequattro, Coastal Programs Office, Alabama. Allie and Bama recently moved to Orange Beach, Alabama. Birds Citizen Science People and Conservation Alabama osprey bird recovery Birding clean water gulf conservation Gulf osprey Gulf osprey cam Jeff Dequattro Jeff DeQuattro Nature Conservancy name the osprey osprey cam osprey clean water osprey conservation osprey family osprey nest osprey recovery osprey watching MORE
The camera is once again trained on a nest in Alabama, providing a 24/7 view of the nesting ospreys. ( By Matt Miller, senior science writer. Greetings bird fans! Our popular wildlife reality “show” — Osprey Nest Cam — is back for its third season on Cool Green Science. You can read more about the location and details of the nest on the Conservancy’s Gulf of Mexico page ). MORE
I am not in Alabama, but I thought I would pass this along in case any of my readers are. Hyla Alabama Electronics Recyclers Our Mission Our mission is to provide our customers with the most friendly, most responsible, and most complete electronic waste recycling service in the state of Alabama. With Alabama Electronics Recyclers you can be sure that your e-waste is handled in the most responsible fashion. MORE
Two years ago, nearly 600 volunteers from around the country gathered at Helen Wood Park on the shore of Mobile Bay, Alabama, to take action and help restore the Gulf of Mexico. Bring your friends and join us in Alabama on April 6 and help restore the Gulf of Mexico. MORE
She just so happens to be licensed to marry folks in Alabama.” ” Oh, Alabama: “The situation seems a bit complicated right now…the Chief Justice of Alabama’s […]. One love! That’s my best broad, Alicia! “You’re right that she isn’t a judge, she’s a graphic designer, artist, activist, total badass, and one of my favorite people ever. MORE
A similar fiasco recently occurred at the Browns Ferry nuclear plant near Athens, Alabama, from which a leak of radioactive water released tritium into the environment sometime during the week of Jan. MORE
Since I live so close to the state line, it’s only natural that I do some of my birding along the Alabama coastline. Trips alabama backcountry trail warblerI did a little research, and came across good birding reports on Gulf Park, so to Gulf Park I went. Turns out, Gulf Park is huge. To bird, my husband and I focused on walking the Hugh S. Branyon Backcountry Trail , a paved multi-use path that winds through the coastal forest. MORE
Auburn University research assistant Chase Katechis examines an Alabama shad on the Apalachicola River, Florida. Recently, the researchers released new information with some exciting new results on Alabama shad restoration. But you don’t hear about a dime for Alabama shad. MORE
Alabama Chanin rarely has a sale, but this one’s a doozy (so much so, I had to share it with you all). Related Post: Alabama Chanin’s Studio Style: More DIY Projects from the Southern Handcrafting Guru. MORE
I’ve probably heard the Lynyrd Skynyrd song “Sweet Home Alabama” a zillion times in my life — high school dances, wedding receptions and on the radio. Image: Volunteers help restore the Gulf of Mexico in Alabama. MORE
Oil on the beaches of Gulf Shores, Alabama I covered the spill for several months for a special TV series on the Gulf Disaster. This week marks the 2-year anniversary of the Deepwater Horizon Oil Spill in the Gulf of Mexico. MORE
Read More The post WATCH: Primeval Forest Discovered Off of Alabama Coast appeared first on Ecorazzi. The 50,000-year-old forest was buried in a layer of sediment that protected it in an oxygen-free environment. MORE
Daniel the beagle was put into a gas chamber in an Alabama shelter to be euthanized. However, when the door opened, Daniel was still alive. Read More. Animals Causes News Top News MORE
Day, Oprah Winfrey, alongside her co-stars of the film ‘Selma,’ joined hundreds of marchers in Alabama in remembrance of the civil rights Read More The post Oprah Winfrey and ‘Selma’ Stars March in Alabama to Remember MLK Jr appeared first on Ecorazzi. On the eve of Martin Luther King Jr. MORE
After dozens of tornadoes swept across Alabama, Tennessee, Virginia, Mississippi, Georgia and Kentucky the death toll is close to 300, and over a million people are preparing to be without power for an unforeseeable time. MORE
Volunteers help restore oyster reefs in Alabama. Photo: © Erika Nortemann/TNC. Perceptions of wetlands may have changed through history, but the trend remains the same. They’re disappearing, and fast. MORE
Reuters is reporting that an oil train derailed in Alabama earlier today resulting in a huge explosion that sent flames 300 feet into the sky. In Alabama, emergency crews have also apparently decided to let the flames burn out , which could take 24 hours. MORE
Researchers at the University of Alabama quiet combustion at its source. . Agrawal, professor of engineering at University of Alabama in a statement on the school’s blog. Press images by Zach Higgins, University of Alabama. MORE
I felt especially thankful for the cooler air while boarding a touring boat at the Weeks Bay National Estuarine Research Reserv e along the coast of Alabama. Trips alabama Birding natureMornings are very important to us Southerners, especially New England transplants like me. MORE
An Alabama shad. It may sound like a riddle, but this technique is helping Nature Conservancy scientists protect the Alabama shad , which once swarmed up Gulf-coast rivers as far north as Iowa by the millions to spawn. Fish alabama shad fish migration florida laser otolith MORE
The Nature Conservancy’s Mary Beth Charles (left) harvests grass that Judy Haner (right) carries as part of a shoreline restabilization project on the Fowl River in Alabama. American oystercatcher (Haematopus palliatus) at Coffee Island in Mobile Bay, Alabama. MORE
Unless you’re from Texas or Alabama. There are many ways to pronounce a word; there’s a bunch of wrong ways, and then there’s the American way. MORE
Through a grant from the National Fish and Wildlife Foundation, the Conservancy partnered with the Alabama Coastal Foundation, the City of Orange Beach, Alabama, and Baldwin EMC to broadcast the real-time activities of a nesting osprey family along the Gulf of Mexico. MORE
The Alabama shad once shaped ecosystems. Alabama shad once migrated in huge numbers up many southern rivers, and as far north as Iowa. Could conservation locking help restore Alabama shad more broadly across their range? A new research effort is bringing them back. MORE
The camera is trained on a nest in Alabama’s Wolf Bay, providing 24/7 views of nesting ospreys (thanks to an infra-red sensor for night viewing). Our favorite wildlife reality TV show is back! MORE
Alabama Related Topics Conservancy Talk
FEBRUARY 11, 2016
In that spirit, I was pleased to visit the Kiwanis Club of Birmingham, Alabama, this week to speak about climate change. Right here in Alabama, I told the audience, we’re already seeing the effects of a changing climate.
Eccorazzi
JANUARY 19, 2015
Day, Oprah Winfrey, alongside her co-stars of the film ‘Selma,’ joined hundreds of marchers in Alabama in remembrance of the civil rights Read More The post Oprah Winfrey and ‘Selma’ Stars March in Alabama to Remember MLK Jr appeared first on Ecorazzi. On the eve of Martin Luther King Jr.
Nature Conservancy - Science
MARCH 25, 2014
Judy Haner is the Marine and Freshwater Programs Director for The Nature Conservancy in Alabama. Last year, thousands of viewers from around the world enjoyed the real-life drama of Allie and Bama, two ospreys who set up a nest in Orange Beach, Alabama.
Eccorazzi
JANUARY 9, 2012
Back in April of last year, Charlie Sheen visited the town of Tuscaloosa, Alabama, which had been ravaged by a tornado. Read More. Causes News People Top News charlie sheen
Nature Conservancy - Science
FEBRUARY 4, 2015
An Alabama shad. It may sound like a riddle, but this technique is helping Nature Conservancy scientists protect the Alabama shad , which once swarmed up Gulf-coast rivers as far north as Iowa by the millions to spawn. Fish alabama shad fish migration florida laser otolith
Sightline Daily
NOVEMBER 8, 2013
Reuters is reporting that an oil train derailed in Alabama earlier today resulting in a huge explosion that sent flames 300 feet into the sky. In Alabama, emergency crews have also apparently decided to let the flames burn out , which could take 24 hours.
Nature Conservancy - Science
APRIL 18, 2013
The Alabama shad once shaped ecosystems. Alabama shad once migrated in huge numbers up many southern rivers, and as far north as Iowa. Could conservation locking help restore Alabama shad more broadly across their range? A new research effort is bringing them back.
Green Prophet
MAY 8, 2012
Researchers at the University of Alabama quiet combustion at its source. . Agrawal, professor of engineering at University of Alabama in a statement on the school’s blog. Press images by Zach Higgins, University of Alabama.
Green Earth Journey
MARCH 31, 2009
I am not in Alabama, but I thought I would pass this along in case any of my readers are. Hyla Alabama Electronics Recyclers Our Mission Our mission is to provide our customers with the most friendly, most responsible, and most complete electronic waste recycling service in the state of Alabama. With Alabama Electronics Recyclers you can be sure that your e-waste is handled in the most responsible fashion.
10,000 Birds
FEBRUARY 18, 2012
Alexander Alvarez of Atmore, Alabama, has pled guilty to “killing migratory birds and selling the feathers on the black market” in a killing spree that dates back to 2006.
Eccorazzi
JULY 10, 2013
Read More The post WATCH: Primeval Forest Discovered Off of Alabama Coast appeared first on Ecorazzi. The 50,000-year-old forest was buried in a layer of sediment that protected it in an oxygen-free environment.
Elephant Journal
FEBRUARY 9, 2015
She just so happens to be licensed to marry folks in Alabama.” ” Oh, Alabama: “The situation seems a bit complicated right now…the Chief Justice of Alabama’s […]. One love! That’s my best broad, Alicia! “You’re right that she isn’t a judge, she’s a graphic designer, artist, activist, total badass, and one of my favorite people ever.
Eccorazzi
DECEMBER 15, 2011
Daniel the beagle was put into a gas chamber in an Alabama shelter to be euthanized. However, when the door opened, Daniel was still alive. Read More. Animals Causes News Top News
10,000 Birds
SEPTEMBER 28, 2016
I felt especially thankful for the cooler air while boarding a touring boat at the Weeks Bay National Estuarine Research Reserv e along the coast of Alabama. Trips alabama Birding natureMornings are very important to us Southerners, especially New England transplants like me.
10,000 Birds
SEPTEMBER 9, 2016
A jay born and raised in New York State may winter in Alabama, Kentucky, West Virginia, or Tennessee, depending on its taste in barbecue. Many aspects of fall migration are not calculated to appeal to a bone-idle birder such as myself. The warblers are confusing.
Wend Magazine
SEPTEMBER 21, 2011
Yet it’s the case of the PCB cover up in Anniston, Alabama that highlights their lowlights and scares me most: (excerpt from SourceWatch “Monsanto’s Global Pollution Legacy”). (Sources and much more info, linked below this text).
Elephant Journal
FEBRUARY 27, 2015
Katherine Webb, former Miss Alabama, was criticized about her weight after posting a photograph of herself in a bikini on Instagram last Tuesday. She was told to “eat a sandwich” and that she was “too skinny.” Other comments that trolled in included: @Milikul: Her hair probe weighs more than she does @d.j.p.44: Yuck […].
Nature Conservancy - Science
FEBRUARY 11, 2016
I get a little giddy when I see people enjoying our locally-farmed, boutique oysters in my adopted hometown of Mobile, Alabama. Jenn Greene lives in Mobile, Alabama, and has served as a marine scientist for The Nature Conservancy since 2008.
10,000 Birds
OCTOBER 6, 2015
Since I live so close to the state line, it’s only natural that I do some of my birding along the Alabama coastline. Trips alabama backcountry trail warblerI did a little research, and came across good birding reports on Gulf Park, so to Gulf Park I went. Turns out, Gulf Park is huge. To bird, my husband and I focused on walking the Hugh S. Branyon Backcountry Trail , a paved multi-use path that winds through the coastal forest.
Eccorazzi
APRIL 29, 2011
After dozens of tornadoes swept across Alabama, Tennessee, Virginia, Mississippi, Georgia and Kentucky the death toll is close to 300, and over a million people are preparing to be without power for an unforeseeable time.
Eccorazzi
APRIL 19, 2012
After spending time in prison for dog fighting, Michael Vick tells Alabama that their cockfighting penalties are the weakest in the nation. Read More. Animals Causes News Top News michael vick
Conservancy Talk
MARCH 14, 2013
Two years ago, nearly 600 volunteers from around the country gathered at Helen Wood Park on the shore of Mobile Bay, Alabama, to take action and help restore the Gulf of Mexico. Bring your friends and join us in Alabama on April 6 and help restore the Gulf of Mexico.
Nature Conservancy - Science
AUGUST 1, 2013
Through a grant from the National Fish and Wildlife Foundation, the Conservancy partnered with the Alabama Coastal Foundation, the City of Orange Beach, Alabama, and Baldwin EMC to broadcast the real-time activities of a nesting osprey family along the Gulf of Mexico.
Eco Chic
FEBRUARY 15, 2010
Natalie Chanin’s new book, Alabama Studio Style. Two years ago, when I received my copy of Alabama Stitch Book , it felt like a letdown the first time I held it in my hands. [My
Nature Conservancy - Science
APRIL 16, 2014
Volunteers help restore oyster reefs in Alabama. Photo: © Erika Nortemann/TNC. Perceptions of wetlands may have changed through history, but the trend remains the same. They’re disappearing, and fast.
Nature Conservancy - Science
DECEMBER 16, 2015
The Nature Conservancy’s Mary Beth Charles (left) harvests grass that Judy Haner (right) carries as part of a shoreline restabilization project on the Fowl River in Alabama. American oystercatcher (Haematopus palliatus) at Coffee Island in Mobile Bay, Alabama.
Elephant Journal
FEBRUARY 28, 2014
” The good guys: These states don’t allow security cameras in dressing rooms: > South Dakota > New Hampshire > Michigan > Maine > Minnesota > Utah > Kansas > Delaware > Hawaii > Georgia > California > Arkansas > Alabama The […].
Elephant Journal
JULY 3, 2015
June has been the deadliest month for the black community since the 1963 Birmingham, Alabama burnings. American media focuses its attention on the Confederate flag conflict and other Confederate symbols while giving limited, if any, consideration as the south burns once again and eight southern churches are destroyed. As news outlets across the world focus on […].
Nature Conservancy - Science
MARCH 13, 2015
The camera is once again trained on a nest in Alabama, providing a 24/7 view of the nesting ospreys. ( By Matt Miller, senior science writer. Greetings bird fans! Our popular wildlife reality “show” — Osprey Nest Cam — is back for its third season on Cool Green Science. You can read more about the location and details of the nest on the Conservancy’s Gulf of Mexico page ).
Wend Magazine
MAY 12, 2011
Unless you’re from Texas or Alabama. There are many ways to pronounce a word; there’s a bunch of wrong ways, and then there’s the American way.
Sightline Daily
MAY 6, 2015
Aliceville, Alabama: November 8, 2013. At 7:15 this morning, yet another crude oil train erupted into an inferno, this time near a small town in central North Dakota.
Green Blog
JANUARY 27, 2015
A similar fiasco recently occurred at the Browns Ferry nuclear plant near Athens, Alabama, from which a leak of radioactive water released tritium into the environment sometime during the week of Jan.
Nature Conservancy - Science
APRIL 17, 2013
Auburn University research assistant Chase Katechis examines an Alabama shad on the Apalachicola River, Florida. Recently, the researchers released new information with some exciting new results on Alabama shad restoration. But you don’t hear about a dime for Alabama shad.
Eccorazzi
MAY 10, 2011
Right now Save the Children is on the ground in Alabama and Mississippi. Selena Gomez asked her fans on twitter to help the victims of the recent tornados in the USA by donating $10 to Save the Children. She wrote, “Help those effected by the tornados.
Conservancy Talk
MAY 1, 2015
TNC staff and volunteers prepare a string of containment booms to protect an oyster reef restoration project from the spread of oil on Alabama’s Gulf Coast. Volunteers, TNC scientists and partners construct oyster reefs along Alabama’s Mobile Bay on the Gulf coast.
Nature Conservancy - Science
AUGUST 2, 2013
And as Nature Conservancy scientist Jeff DeQuattro wrote about on Cool Green Science yesterday , the osprey live nest cam from Orange Beach, Alabama that this blog and other Conservancy web pages featured this spring and summer was certainly no exception. Aubrie…or is it Ossie?
Nature Conservancy - Science
FEBRUARY 1, 2016
I get a little giddy when I see people enjoying our locally-farmed, boutique oysters in my adopted hometown of Mobile, Alabama. Jenn Greene lives in Mobile, Alabama, and has served as a marine scientist for The Nature Conservancy since 2008.
10,000 Birds
APRIL 17, 2012
Oil on the beaches of Gulf Shores, Alabama I covered the spill for several months for a special TV series on the Gulf Disaster. This week marks the 2-year anniversary of the Deepwater Horizon Oil Spill in the Gulf of Mexico.
Nature Conservancy - Science
FEBRUARY 18, 2014
A look at GBBC reports from 1998 show a lot of sightings in Florida, with some birds reported in Texas, Alabama and Arkansas. Eurasian collared dove. Photo: lruka under a Creative Commons license. By Matt Miller, senior science writer.
Nature Conservancy - Science
FEBRUARY 26, 2016
The camera is trained on a nest in Alabama’s Wolf Bay, providing 24/7 views of nesting ospreys (thanks to an infra-red sensor for night viewing). Our favorite wildlife reality TV show is back!
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