These waters are yours.
Defend your way of Life.
Revive what we've lost.

We’ll know we are successful when no one has to question whether the fish are safe to eat or the water is safe to swim in, when our seagrasses and oyster reefs recover, and our coastal communities take responsibility for the health of the water.

 

Baldwin County Deserves Smarter Growth

The community has laid out a clear plan to protect our water and our way of life. Ask Baldwin County Commissioners to adopt the Smart Growth Policy Blueprint.

CURRENTS

A Mobile Baykeeper Publication

 

CURRENTS magazine tells the stories of Mobile Bay, the Delta, and the Gulf. And the people who call it home.

What's Current

Remembering Catawba

Remembering Catawba, a thousand-acre block of young pine plantation north of Bay Minette

West Indies Salad from Little Bird

A recipe from Little Bird in Fairhope, AL.

Captain Peter Alba

Soldier, servant, and steward of the Gulf Coast.

Pleasure Bay

The life and times of Captain Tom Yeager.

Quills, Bream, and Grass

A conversation with Darren Shirah.

Wilderness Medicine

USA’S Lynn Yonge takes his med students into the heart of the Delta for a week-long education course.

Hope Springs Eternal

The Magnolia Springs community take responsibility for the health of its waters.

Save It Now

For five generations, the Greer family has been stewards of Mobile Bay. They fear they’re losing the waters they’ve loved.

Ancient Ways

Oyster reefs once sustained the indigenous tribes of coastal Alabama. Baykeeper’s oyster restoration project aims to bring the community together and revive what’s been lost.

These waters are yours.

No one should have to question whether the water is safe to swim in.

EXPLORE ISSUES

Learn more about the issues threatening our waters and what we’re doing to defend and revive the waters of Coastal Alabama.