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Lakepoint Resort State Park in Eufaula is set to host an event that will offer a number of conservation themed activities for people of all ages. The 2024 Fins, Feathers, and Flowers event, made possible by the Alabama Department of Conservation and Natural Resources, will take place from February 16-18.

As the Forever Wild Land Trust (FWLT) is preparing for its first meeting of the year on February 1, 2024, in Montgomery, the FWLT Board of Trustees will be focused

The pitcher plant bog boardwalk and its associated parking area are presently closed for an extensive renovation project, with plans for reopening in the summer of 2024. According to a news …

The 2024 Fins, Feathers and Flowers event at Lakepoint Resort State Park is scheduled for February 16-18. Like the Eagle Awareness weekends held at Lake Guntersville State Park, this event

The Board of Trustees of the Alabama Forever Wild Land Trust will hold its fourth quarterly meeting of 2023 on Thursday, November 2, at the Auburn University College of Forestry,

The quarterly meeting for the Board of Trustees of the Alabama Forever Wild Land Trust has been scheduled for November 2 at the Auburn University College of Forestry, Wildlife, and Environment the group announced Wednesday.

The State Lands Division of the Alabama Department of Conservation and Natural Resources (ADCNR) announces the youth deer and duck hunt schedules for the M. Barnett Lawley Forever Wild Field

Mobile, Alabama – Are you looking for an opportunity to get outside with friends and family and do something that benefits your community and the environment? If so, you are

Clark County is set to spend more than half a million dollars on about 10 acres of property near the 78th Street Heritage Farm to support ongoing efforts to preserve urban recreational land and …

As Utah lawmakers continually search for continued ways to protect the ailing Great Salt Lake, a new target has emerged: Compass Minerals operating on the north arm of the saline waterbody. The company has a massive amount of water rights, pays little in severance taxes and has been mining for lithium in a pilot project the state asserts was not authorized.