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Seeking Out The Source

Mobile Baykeeper has teamed up with the University of South Alabama to source-track pollution in Dog River in an effort to identify major sources of ersity of n in Dog bacteria

Breaking The Habit: Mobile’s Kiss-Off To Single-Use Plastic

Mobile Baykeeper's Reduce The Use campaign strives to improve the health of our waters.

A Talk with Naturalist and Eco-Tour Guide Jimbo Meador

"These people that are moving here, they ain't got any idea what a paradise we used to have."

It’s All Connected: A Q&A With Marine Scientist John Lehrter

"We’re all connected to this, and that there are limits to growth and how much humans can exploit our resources."

Lessons Of The Lagoon: A Forced Entry Into Fishing

How my grandfather turned me away from fishing, but taught me to love Little Lagoon.

Breaking Down The Rabby Creek Sewage Spill

The spill, which affected a Dog River tributary, totaled more than 4.6million gallons of sewage.

Connecting With Oysters In Alabama

The AmeriCorps Patrol Team recently went out to spend a day learning more about oyster farming and the problems oysters face in coastal Alabama.

Defining the Problem: A Note from William

From the Annual Report: January 3, 2023 I am a person who tries to pare a problem down to its essentials. It drives many of my friends crazy. When I first heard former General Motors executive Charles Kettering’s quote, “A problem well stated is half solved,” it resonated to my core. With that in mind, […]

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