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🌄DID YOU KNOW? Alabama has a (literal) connection to the Appalachian Trail. Learn all about the Pinhoti Trail + how you can help keep it wild and accessible. 👇
https://bhamnow.com/2025/12/22/3-facts-to-know-about-alabamas-unique-pinhoti-trail-maps/
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🌎 Did you know Alabama ranks first in the number of kinds of freshwater fish, turtles, snails, mussels and more? See why.
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🌎 99% of Alabama's biologically diverse Black Belt prairie lands have disappeared. See how landowners and groups are working together to restore this important landscape.
🌎♻️ Did you know you can reduce 20-50% of your waste through composting?
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🍃SIPSEY WILDERNESS WONDER: This amazing natural playground is a gem treasured for its ecological beauty. Learn why it's important + how it recently gained additional protection for generations to come. 👇
https://hvilleblast.com/the-history-behind-north-alabamas-greatest-natural-wonder/
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Alabama has received $11M to help drive economic growth + community development in places impacted by historical coal mining activities.
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The state of Alabama has many points of pride: its food, its friendly people—and, sure, its football—but one that can sometimes go overlooked is its extremely diverse and rare natural beauty. If you consider that we start with our head…
The new signs help visitors discover the grounds around the Alabama Shakespeare Festival + the Museum of Fine Arts.
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The new historical markers honor the history of Camp Drake, a site used for Black boy scout groups during the segregation era.
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