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NAWF Conservation Alliance
Our rivers are the arteries that carry our
planet's life's blood. Our team is committed to aiding an
participating in restoration and conservation efforts to clean up America's
river systems. Through local, state and national advocacy and
partnerships, we will do our part to help protect and promote our rivers as
the valuable assets, and continue to help others realize that they are vital
to our health and quality of life.
Below you will find information on some of
our conservation partners and how you can help. Get involved and help
us clean up America's River Systems.
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Black Warrior
Riverkeeper's mission is
to protect and restore
the Black Warrior River
and its tributaries.
Black Warrior
Riverkeeper's is a
non-profit organization
dedicated to improving
habitat, recreation, and
public health throughout
the largest river
watershed fully
contained within
Alabama, America's
leading state for
freshwater biodiversity
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Founded in 1954,
American Whitewater is a
national organization
with a mission “to
conserve and restore
America’s whitewater
resources and to enhance
opportunities to enjoy
them safely.” American
Whitewater is a
membership organization
representing a broad
diversity of individual
whitewater enthusiasts,
river conservationists,
and more than 100 local
paddling club affiliates
across America. The
organization is the
primary advocate for the
preservation and
protection of whitewater
resources throughout the
United States, and
connects the interests
of human-powered
recreational river users
with ecological and
science-based data to
achieve the goals within
its mission.
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The Alabama Rivers
Alliance is a nonprofit
501(c) 3 organization
that works to unite
grassroots water
protection groups across
the state of Alabama.
Our mission is to
protect and restore
state rivers through
water quality and
quantity policy
advocacy, restoration
planning, grassroots
organizing, and
watershed education in
order to achieve clean
and healthy watershed
ecosystems, healthy
people, strong
economies, and a
functioning democratic
system of government in
Alabama.
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The Locust Fork
River has been
compared to the
Yellowstone and
the Gallatin in
Montana. Unlike
those rivers,
the Locust Fork
doesn't enjoy
the protection
of flowing
through a
national park.
It flows through
Alabama. It is
our treasure,
and only the
people of
Alabama can save
it.
Friends of the
Locust Fork
River is a
grassroots
organization
dedicated to
preserving the
integrity of the
Locust Fork
River in its
natural
free-flowing
state.
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The Hulsey
Little River
Trust
(HLRT)
is a new
organization
formed near the
end of 2006 to
honor the memory
and carry on the
environmental
passion of Shane
Hulsey, a local
environmental
educator who
spent a lot of
time on this
river. The
organization is
looking for new
members who
share a passion
and/or a concern
for the health
of this
beautiful
river. The
Hulsey Little
River Trust's
mission is to
preserve and
protect the
Little River
watershed.
You can join
through the
website:
www.HLRT.org.
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Cahaba River
Society (CRS)
is Alabama’s
largest
watershed
conservation
organization and
is recognized
nationally for
river
stewardship.
CRS’s
success is due
to our balanced,
science-based,
and inclusive
approach.
The
CRS
mission is
to restore and
protect the
Cahaba River
watershed
and its rich
diversity of
life.
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As a
non-profit since 1967,
it is the mission of the
Alabama Environmental
Council to protect our
environment through
advocacy, education, &
preservation. The AEC
is a solution-oriented
organization that
encourages industries,
communities, and
individuals to engage in
responsible sustainable
production and
consumption. We focus
our efforts state-wide
on sustainable living
by: reducing our impact
on climate change;
striving for better air
quality; and expanding
recycling
opportunities.
The AEC
seeks to initiate
action, promote
leadership, and provide
powerful grassroots
support.
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