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Baldwin 3rd highest peanut production yield for 2023
Developments continue to sprout seemingly everywhere as Baldwin County is marked as Alabama's leader for total population growth and net migration, but the area still shines its agricultural roots. … more
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4-H BIGGEST Catch contest features new categories for 2024
AUBURN UNIVERSITY — The Alabama 4-H BIGGEST Catch contest is back for another year with some new competition categories. Emily Nichols, an Alabama Cooperative Extension System 4-H natural … more
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Squash — Savvy growing in Southern climates: Cultivating the Coast with Kitti Cooper, presented by Saunders Yachtworks
Southern Alabama boasts an ideal climate for gardening with its long, warm summers and mild winters, providing optimal conditions for growing a variety of crops. Among these, squash stands out as a … more
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Alabama's Free Fishing Day opens waters to all on June 8
Ready to reel in the big one? Alabama residents and visitors from out-of-state will have the chance to enjoy a day of fishing without the need for a fishing license on Saturday, June 8. This … more
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Alabama Extension entomologist encourages families to get outside during cicada emergence
AUBURN UNIVERSITY — Generations of children living in the Southeast have long listened to the sound of a cicada's song and collected their exoskeletons in yards and wooded areas. With the … more
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Alabama's Free Fishing Day opens waters to all on June 8
Ready to reel in the big one? Alabama residents and visitors from out-of-state will have the chance to enjoy a day of fishing without the need for a fishing license on Saturday, June 8. This … more
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The ripple effect: Sea turtle research illuminates far-reaching consequences of Deepwater Horizon oil spill
I remember when it happened. It was the year I turned 21. Having spent my childhood in Baldwin County, I'd grown accustomed to the gentle embrace of the nearby beach, the allure of hermit crabs, … more
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Cast a line, catch a memory: Alabama's Free Fishing Day opens waters to all on June 8
Ready to reel in the big one? Alabama residents and visitors from out-of-state will have the chance to enjoy a day of fishing without the need for a fishing license on Saturday, June 8. This … more
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Using newspapers as a biodegradable weed barrier in the garden showcases an eco-friendly gardening practice to suppress weed growth and promote sustainable landscaping.
Have old newspapers? 7 ways to recycle and where to drop off in Baldwin County
Newspapers demand up to as much as 13% of space in U.S. landfills, according to the U.S. Environmental Protection Agency. Curbside recycling programs and drop-off recycling facilities (also … more
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Plastic waste in oceans could reach 600 million tons by 2040, scientific journal says
While plastic pollution rapidly increases, ranked by Earth.org as one of the top five environmental problems of 2024, so do the consequences facing our environment, oceans and future generations to … more
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A bee collects pollen from a flower, highlighting the crucial role of pollinators in agricultural ecosystems. Pollinators like bees are essential for crop production and biodiversity.
The buzz about pollinators in Baldwin County: Understanding their vital contribution to food production
There is a reason a place like Cooper Farm was voted Best Eco-Friendly Company in our 2024 Best of Baldwin contest. The Coopers' dedication to cultivating thriving plants and sharing invaluable … more
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A bird walking past a fishing pole
Protecting the animals around the Alabama Gulf Coast
Whether it's sea turtles, crabs, squirrels or pelicans, many animals live around the Gulf Coast. However, there are some that have become endangered or even extinct. According to the U.S. Fish … more
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Numerous therapeutic advantages come from spending time in nature. Studies suggest that even brief outdoor experiences can yield profound healing effects. Research indicates that while viewing pictures of plants provides certain benefits, they pale in comparison to the actual experience of being in their presence.
The holistic connection: Nature's influence on emotional and physical well-being with Orange Beach counselor
In the rush of modern life, the profound impact of nature on our well-being often goes unnoticed. Whether it's the tranquil embrace of a forest, the invigorating freshness of a morning breeze or the … more
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Many birds make their homes at Bon Secour National Wildlife Refuge giving birdwatchers the perfect opportunity to observe our feathered friends.
Escape to serenity: Baldwin County's best-kept nature havens
Seeking solace in nature's embrace while replenishing mind and body? Luckily, Baldwin County is full of places brimming with opportunities to immerse oneself in the pristine beauty of the natural … more
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Meet the newest additions at Alabama Gulf Coast Zoo: twin cotton-top tamarins, born on April 6. The infants bring double the joy to the zoo's endangered species conservation efforts.
Alabama Gulf Coast Zoo welcomes rare twin cotton-top tamarins
The Alabama Gulf Coast Zoo announced the recent birth of twin endangered cotton-top tamarins in a news release. According to teh release, the twins were born on April 6 and both infants are … more
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Justin Grider shows Assistant R3 Coordinator Olivia Wilkes the proper point to mount the shotgun.
David Rainer: R3 Program expanding outreach to all campuses
One of the goals of the Alabama Department of Conservation and Natural Resources (ADCNR) is to not only manage and conserve our abundant natural wonders but to also share Alabama's great outdoors … more
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Karen Chiasson took 1st Place in the Bugs and Butterflies Category of the 2024 Outdoor Alabama Photo Contest with this image of an imperial moth caterpillar at Blakeley Historic State Park in Baldwin County.
EcoWild Outdoor Expo welcomes showcase of Alabama's natural beauty in Outdoor Alabama Photo Contest Exhibit
The eagerly awaited 2024 Outdoor Alabama Photo Contest Exhibit is set to make its premiere at the EcoWild Outdoor Expo, slated for May 10-12 at the Mobile Convention Center in Mobile according to a … more
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The beauty and bounty of gladiolus flowers in our humid grow zone: Cultivating the Coast with Kitti Cooper, presented by Saunders Yachtworks
Gladiolus, sometimes known as sword lilies, are a staple of Southern gardens, known for their striking, upright spikes and delicate blooms. In zones 8 /9, such as those found in South Alabama, … more
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Gulf of Mexico greater amberjack recreational fishing season resumes May 1
NOAA Fisheries has issued a reminder to recreational fishermen regarding the reopening of the Gulf of Mexico greater amberjack recreational fishing season. The season is set to resume at 12:01 a.m. … more
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Raised bed gardening an alternative to traditional backyard gardens
AUBURN UNIVERSITY — Growing food for family and friends doesn't require a half-acre commitment. Raised bed gardens offer an alternative for people who cannot garden because of limited garden … more
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