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The bag limit for sheepshead has been reduced due to increased fishing pressure.
Alabama updates saltwater fishing rules to protect resources, boost access
Alabama anglers will see new saltwater fishing rules this summer as the state works to protect coastal resources while maintaining broad public access to local waters. The Marine Resources … more
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Africanized honeybees confirmed in Alabama, local beekeepers urged to stay alert
The Alabama Department of Agriculture and Industries has confirmed Africanized honeybees, commonly known as AHBs or "killer bees," have been found in Barbour County for the first time. According … more
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Sport Fish Restoration money is used at the Claude Peteet Mariculture Center in Gulf Shores to propagate species like flounder.
David Rainer on Outdoor Alabama: Sport Fish Restoration Act celebrates 75th year
As we reflect on the importance of the Sport Fish Restoration Act (Dingell-Johnson) during the celebration of its 75th anniversary, Alabama and the rest of the nation have benefited greatly from the … more
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Volunteers with Share the Beach, Alabama's sea turtle conservation program, work to excavate a loggerhead sea turtle nest on Sunday morning. The nest originally hatched on Wednesday, but volunteers usually wait at least three days to excavate, which allows them to record the number of hatched and unhatched eggs.
48 turtle nests, 63 false crawls reported in Alabama since May 1
Share the Beach, a conservation program for Alabama’s sea turtle nests through the Alabama Coastal Foundation (ACF), has reported 48 turtle nests and 63 false crawls since the nesting season … more
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Graham Creek Nature Preserve gets messy for International Mud Day
FOLEY — Graham Creek Nature Preserve celebrated International Mud Day with one of the dirtiest events of the summer. On a hot Saturday, families and children gathered at the park in Foley, … more
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The officers who completed the course can now teach paddling techniques and safety to other ADCNR personnel and the public.
David Rainer on Outdoor Alabama: ADCNR law enforcement officers receive paddle sports instructor certification
Several staff members from the Alabama Department of Conservation and Natural Resources' (ADCNR) Wildlife and Freshwater Fisheries (WFF) and State Parks divisions are newly certified instructors in … more
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The workshops take place at various ADCNR facilities throughout the state and teach hunting basics, firearm safety and handling, where to hunt, which licenses are needed, hunting rules and regulations, and the equipment needed.
Alabama Department of Conservation and Natural Resources expands hunting workshop offerings in 2025
The Alabama Department of Conservation and Natural Resources' (ADCNR) Outdoor Alabama Academy is expanding its hunting workshop offerings starting this summer. The popular outdoor recreation how-to … more
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Featured above is the new boardwalk as pictured on the Bon Secour National Wildlife Refuge's Facebook.
Mobile Street beach boardwalk reopens in Bon Secour National Wildlife Refuge
FORT MORGAN — After less than a year of walking on the temporary sandy access point, the Mobile Street beach access boardwalk is now open for public use. Before construction on the new … more
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Brandon Bias with Goodwyn Mills Cawood answered questions from the public at the Magnolia Springs meeting.
Baldwin public gives feedback on potential 110-mile trail around Mobile Bay
MAGNOLIA SPRINGS — What are your thoughts on a potential 110-mile trail around Mobile Bay? Goodwyn Mills Cawood (GMC) recently hosted public input meetings in Spanish Fort, Magnolia … more
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Fairhope mother-daughter duo flies in all-women Air Race Classic
FAIRHOPE — The 48th-annual Air Race Classic was held last week, and a mother and her daughter from Fairhope flew across the country's skies in their first air race together. Beginning in … more
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David Rainer on Outdoor Alabama: Start of red snapper seasons confirms abundance
Since the seasons opened for private anglers and state-licensed commercial party boats on May 23 and federally permitted charter boats on June 1, anyone who follows Alabama anglers on social media … more
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Public tours Alabama's endangered Searcy Hospital as group works to preserve history near Mobile, Baldwin
MOUNT VERNON — An hour-and-a-half drive away from Baldwin County sits a historical treasure that is slowly being eaten away by the ravages of time. In the small town of Mount Vernon is the … more
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The Alabama Conservation Board approved changes to increase the daily bag limit for anterless deer in most of the state.
David Rainer on Outdoor Alabama: Conservation Advisory Board amends regulations on dog deer hunting
Although complaints about dog deer hunting have fallen dramatically in the past several years, dog deer hunting has continued to cause conflicts, particularly around the Talladega National Forest. … more
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Parker, a local kid treated at Children's of Alabama, and his mom at the Children's Cup Regatta.
Fairhope Yacht Club hosts 14th-annual Cup Regatta for Children's of Alabama
The Fairhope Yacht Club hosted the 14th-annual Cup Regatta as a fundraiser for Children's Hospital of Alabama. Kerrie Benson, local coordinator for Children's, said she is "allergic to stuffy, … more
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Foley opens pickleball, sand volleyball courts
FOLEY — Foley has expanded its outdoor recreation opportunities with a dozen public pickleball courts and 10 sand volleyball courts. The city dedicated the new courts Monday, June 2. … more
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‘A Walking Testimony': Man walking across America for mental health to pass through Baldwin's beaches
DAUPHIN ISLAND — This is Kyndal Edwards, and he is walking across America for mental health awareness, one step at a time. Edwards is known for his social media page, "A Walking … more
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The Depot's "Alabama Summer" dish of marinated, pecan-grilled cobia prevailed among tough competition at the Alabama Seafood Cook-Off.
David Rainer on Outdoor Alabama: Rosen's cobia dish takes Alabama Seafood Cook-Off crown
In its first year under the Sweet Grown Alabama banner, the Alabama Seafood Cook-Off recently continued its legacy of highlighting Alabama-grown products, especially Alabama Gulf Seafood, with … more
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Foley is adding another pavilion at the Graham Creek Nature Preserve. The new event pavilion will be located on Philomene Holmes Boulevard.
Foley approves plans for new event pavilion at Graham Creek Nature Preserve
Plans for a new event pavilion at Graham Creek Nature Preserve are moving forward after Foley City Council voted to purchase a prefabricated metal structure and seek bids for its installation. … more
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Mayor Sullivan provides update on Fairhope Pier construction and renovations
FAIRHOPE — Construction at the Fairhope Municipal Pier has been progressing and at least part of the pier will be ready for later this summer. Since last year, construction has been … more
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USDA secretary appoints Cavanaugh and Carroll to lead key agencies in Alabama
U.S. Secretary of Agriculture Brooke Rollins has appointed Twinkle Cavanaugh and Monica Carroll to lead two critical USDA agencies serving Alabama’s rural communities and agricultural sector. … more
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