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Stories

Outokumpu: Going Above and Beyond

The stainless steel mill believes that the less they impact the waters, the longer they can sustain a functional business.

Built to Last: A Stauter’s Legacy

In my first years on the water I don’t think I was aware of any boats other than Stauters.

The Roots of Life: Seagrass and the Carbon Connection

If you’re an angler, the amount of species you’ll catch around seagrass is much higher than elsewhere.

How Emma Rhodes Promotes Habitat Conservation Through Bird-Banding

“Birds are an indicator of how well or how poorly your habitat is doing."

The Timeless River

A family camping trip on the Perdido River offers life lessons.

Flounder Man: Chatting with USA’s Dylan Kiene

“The loss of key habitat can really degrade productivity for flounder populations.”

Pipe Dreams: Inside Alabama’s Surf Scene

If the surf scene in Alabama is about anything, it’s about camaraderie.

The Waves We Leave Behind

When we look back on our life, will we be proud to see the waves we’ve left behind, like Sallie Smith and Carol Adams-Davis?

Life Down the Bay: Looking Back at a Lifetime on the Water

"My children and my grandchildren now have grown up swimming in the same water I did."

Thoroughbreds, Bay Breezes, and Frenzied Betting: A History of Magnolia Race Course

The course stood along Mobile Bay’s shoreline on Bay Shell Road.

The Clay in Our Veins

Zach Sierke taps into the geology and history of the Alabama coast to create his wild clay pottery.

Alabama’s Abysmal Environmental Record

Our elected representatives have the ability to start respecting environmental norms.

It Just Keeps Rolling: The Outdoorsman Seafood and Feed

The Outdoorsman weathers change to provide Delta residents with fresh seafood.

A Seat at the Table: Salty Pirates Seafood Wants to Give Alabama Seafood Workers a Voice

“I want to preserve this more than anyone does. It’s my livelihood."

Last Shop Standing: Hooked Up by the Bay on the Causeway

Hooked Up by the Bay is the last remaining bait shop on the Causeway.

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