With more than 77,000 miles of perennial and intermittent streams in 18 river systems, Alabama has often been called the river state.
The Conservancy and its partners are working to restore coastal habitat along the Gulf. Find out about our living shoreline project in Mobile County.
The Nature Conservancy in Alabama reached new heights in 2009. Check out our annual report to find out about our work across the state.
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Experience nature! Visit one of our public preserves near you.
Conservancy acquires 2,186 acres adjacent to Little River Canyon National Preserve.
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Alabama nature pictures: (top to bottom, left to right): © Beth Maynor Young; © Harold E. Malde; © Keith Tassin; © Debbie Folkerts; Photo © Paul Freeman/TNC (beach)
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