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Alabama farmers facing economic crisis
Farmers across Alabama are grappling with an economic crisis that could threaten the future of agriculture in the state. Rising inflation, skyrocketing input costs, high interest rates and … more
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Growing it forward: Gardening resolutions for a blooming 2025 on the Gulf Coast - Cultivating the Coast with Kitti Cooper
Welcome to 2025, where the Gulf Coast's gardening adventures are as unpredictable as the weather forecast. Whether you're a green-thumbed guru or a sprout-level beginner, this journal is here to … more
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Hope Community's inaugural 5K to be Jan. 4 in Fairhope
Runners and community members alike are gearing up for the inaugural "Our Roots Run Deep" 5K race set to take place Jan. 4 in the historic Fairhope South neighborhood. Hosted by Hope Community … more
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Southern Sun Fishing Charters
Gulf Shores named among the best winter fishing spots
Winter may be the season for cozy blankets and hot cocoa, but for anglers, it's also an opportunity to reel in big catches at some of the best winter fishing destinations. FishingBooker , the … more
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Alabama's red snapper season closes Dec. 31
The Marine Resources Division (MRD) of the Alabama Department of Conservation and Natural Resources (ADCNR) closed the state's 2024 private angler red snapper fishing season at midnight on Tuesday, … more
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Upper Perdido Bay
Pensacola and Perdido Bays Estuary Program earns national designation
The U.S. House of Representatives passed the Pensacola and Perdido Bays Estuary of National Significance Act on Dec. 9. This action directs the administrator of the Environmental Protection … more
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Start the new year with Gulf State Park's First Day Hike
For those looking to embrace the great outdoors in 2025, Gulf State Park is inviting adventurers of all ages to participate in its annual First Day Hike on New Year's Day. The family-friendly … more
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NOAA reminds Gulf fishermen of year-end deadlines and 2025 IFQ updates
With the year drawing to a close, NOAA Fisheries has issued an update for participants in the Individual Fishing Quota (IFQ) program in the Gulf of Mexico. The announcement includes reminders … more
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Personnel from the Dauphin Island Sea Lab (DISL), FWC, USFWS, and the Alabama Department of Conservation and Natural Resources, Marine Resources Division teamed up to capture a male manatee on December 19. A local fisherman spotted the manatee two days prior in the Theodore Industrial Canal off Mobile Bay.
Manatee rescued in Mobile canal recovering at SeaWorld Orlando
DAUPHIN ISLAND - Last week a cold-stressed  manatee  was spotted and rescued in Alabama waters last week and is currently rehabilitating in the temperature-controlled pools of SeaWorld … more
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Leaf it to collards: A Southern gardening and cooking guide - Cultivating the Coast with Kitti Cooper, presented by Saunders Yachtworks
Collard greens are a Southern staple and thrive in the warm, humid climate of South Alabama. Their hardy nature, nutrient density and versatility in the kitchen make them a favorite among home … more
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The Alabama Seafood Cook-Off highlighted Alabama Gulf seafood like red snapper and lump blue crab meat.
David Rainer on Outdoor Alabama: Eat Alabama seafood program moving to new home
After 13 years, the marketing of Alabama's seafood is about to have a new home. The Alabama Gulf Seafood campaign is transitioning from the Alabama Department of Conservation and Natural … more
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The Orange Beach Shooting Sports Complex will be constructed where the shooting range is currently, down Russian Road.
Orange Beach sport shooting site plan receives approval amid residents' complaints
ORANGE BEACH — The site plan for the new Orange Beach Shooting Sports Complex facility was approved by the Orange Beach Planning Commission at their Dec. 9 meeting but was faced with … more
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Tea leaves and petal power: Camellias on the Gulf Coast - Cultivating the Coast with Kitti Cooper, presented by Saunders Yachtworks
If camellias could talk, they'd probably say, "Look at me!" And, honestly, who could blame them? These Gulf Coast divas are the full package: evergreen foliage, stunning blooms and a touch of … more
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Proper herd and habitat management can yield trophy bucks in Alabama.
David Rainer on Outdoor Alabama: Deer Management Assistance Program celebrates 40th year
The Deer Management Assistance Program (DMAP), started in 1984 to help landowners and leaseholders better manage their deer herds, is celebrating its 40th year in 2024. The program is offered by … more
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Fire danger advisory rescinded for all Alabama counties
It certainly has been raining. With recent rainfall levels across the state, cooler temperatures and higher humidity — especially good overnight recovery (humidities of 60% or greater) … more
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Alabama Extension: Tune-up flower beds now for stronger spring color
AUBURN UNIVERSITY — The calendar may officially signify the arrival of fall, but Alabama's temperatures have not gotten the memo. Flowers are still blooming and fall color is on full display. … more
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A firefighter monitors a previous prescribed burn in Gulf State Park.
Prescribed burn planned for Eagle Loop section of Gulf State Park
A prescribed burn is planned at Gulf State Park as part of a forest management plan associated with longleaf pine restoration, fuel reduction and invasive species control. The planned burn will … more
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NOAA Fisheries reminds anglers of subscription options for 2025
As fishing enthusiasts gear up for another year on the water, NOAA Fisheries is offering a timely reminder of three ways to stay updated on vital fishing regulations in the Southeast region. … more
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Some of the programs that Shultz emphasized include collegiate research groups, eco-art classes, homeschool days, AL STEM council, summer camps, Leadership in Energy and Environmental Design (LEED) Green Associate certifications for students, and professional development for teachers.
Gulf State Park educator details Learning Campus programs to Little Lagoon Preservation Society
GULF SHORES — Leah Shultz, environmental educator at the Learning Campus at Gulf State Park, spoke at the Little Lagoon Preservation Society (LLPS) meeting on Nov. 7 and discussed the different … more
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During the USA Jaguars football game, the KA fraternity at the university donated the track chair to Alabama State Parks. Celebrating the event are, from left, State Parks Director Matthew Capps, KA's Hunter Fairchild. Justin Miller and Luke Sparkman, and ADCNR Deputy Commissioner Ed Poolos.
David Rainer on Outdoor Alabama: Track chair donated to Gulf State Park by USA fraternity
Thanks to a donation by the University of South Alabama's (USA) Epsilon Alpha Chapter of Kappa Alpha Order (KA), those with mobility issues will have access to an all-terrain track chair at Gulf … more
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