With mounting evidence needed for
the protection of our state's wetland areas, the question now
focuses on who to turn to.
Is there an organization for willing
and able volunteers to give their time and hard work?
Are there any environmental law firms in the area?
Or are you a private landowner who wishes
to enroll a portion of your land into the Wetland Reserve Program?
Below is a list of public and private
organizations whose main goal is to protect and restore wetlands,
or information on how to become personally involved in such activities:
EPA
Adopt Your Watershed – Over 100 Organizations
Wildlaw – Environmental Law Firm
Environmental
Yellow Pages – AL Category Listings
Environmental
Yellow Pages – Wetland Consultants
Robinsong Ecosource - Wetland
Mitigation Banking
Flint
Creek Wetland – Mitigation Bank
U.S. Army Corps of Engineers
Regulatory Branch – Mobile District
Locations
of Corps District Offices
Wetlands Reserve
Program
AL Department
of Conservation and Natural Resources – Research and Management
AL Department of Environmental
Management
AL Environmental Council
AL Soil and Water Conservation Committee
AL
Water Quality Information System – Watershed Management
Association of State Wetland Managers, Inc.
The
Nature Conservancy – AL Chapter
Ducks Unlimited
Ducks Unlimited
– AL Chapter
AL
Environmental Spectrum
Daphne, AL
Ecological Services Field Office
EPA – Wetlands,
Oceans, and Watersheds Protection
EPA –
River Corridor and Wetland Restoration
AL Rivers Alliance
Cahaba River Society
Black Warrior Riverkeeper
Coastal Conservation Association
Alabama
AL Coastal Foundation
ALSO, visit our Resources - Water
page for more links concerning protection of rivers, creeks, and
watersheds in Alabama.
Web page updated:
September 3, 2004 4:04 PM
© 2004 Samford University
Questions or comments?
Please contact the Alabama
Wetlands Committee or the Department
of Biology.
