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The Gulf Coast Economy is driven by its Natural Resources
I'm a big outdoor enthusiast. The happiest memories I have were spent enjoying nature and just feeling at peace surrounded by its beauty. Here in Alabama, we are blessed with an abundance of outdoor activities year round. Many of us in this area hunt, fish, bird watch or simply enjoy lounging at the beach.Pollution of our Waters UNACCEPTABLE
The discharges of polluting water from Lake Okeechobee and the C-44, C-23 and C24 agricultural drainage canals are having major …
Join Florida Oceanographic Society by “Building” Awareness While Leaving No Trace
It has been years since my family packed up a day’s worth of food, drink, folding chairs, fishing rods, towels …
Sea Turtle Release July 31st!
In partnership with the South Carolina Department of Natural Resources and Charleston County Parks and Recreation Commission, the South Carolina …
Proper Planning is the Cornerstone to Success
As you may know, the Gulf Coast Ecosystem Restoration Council recently held a series of public hearings to get feedback on their Draft Initial Comprehensive Plan: Restoring the Gulf Coast’s Ecosystem and Economy. The Restoration Council, as established in the RESTORE Act, has the monumental task of developing a plan to guide the spending of 60% of the Clean Water Act penalties from the BP Deepwater Horizon oil disaster.
