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Witness nature's bounty: The fascinating jubilee phenomenon of Mobile Bay
Everyone likes to think their town is unique, but residents along Mobile Bay have an edge up thanks to the jubilee phenomenon. People can live in the area for 10 years and not see one in person. But … more
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Instructors at the Hunter Education field days teach the safe handling of firearms.
Alabama hunters make it 2 in a row with no fatalities
Alabama hunters deserve a roaring round of applause for their safety awareness. Not only did hunters complete the 2021-2022 hunting seasons without any hunting-related fatalities, a first for Alabama … more
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Dove hunting is one the many hunting opportunities available that will be emphasized at the Expo.
Mobile's EcoWild Expo celebrates Alabama's outdoors
Alabama is blessed with many natural wonders and diverse ecosystems that provide abundant opportunities for Alabamians and visitors alike to enjoy. A group of folks in south Alabama wants to make … more
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Free Fishing Day takes place during Alabama's red snapper season.
Enjoy Alabama's waters for Free Fishing Day
On Saturday, June 10, Alabamians and out-of-state visitors alike will have the opportunity to fish for free in most public waters including both freshwater and saltwater. Free Fishing Day allows … more
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Gulf Shores beach on Saturday during Memorial Day weekend 2022.
HomeToGo unveils 2024 Beach Index, showcasing Gulf Shores as top Spring Break destination
HomeToGo, a leading vacation rental marketplace, has released its highly anticipated 2024 Beach Index, offering valuable insights for budget-conscious sun seekers planning Spring Break getaways. … more
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Drinking plenty of water can allow you to better handle the heat that the summer season brings in. According to Theresa Mince, Coordinator at the Expanded Food and Nutrition Education Program, early signs of dehydration include a dry mouth or tongue, dry skin and dizziness or lightheadedness when standing up after sitting. "Make sure to keep the hydration train going even after you get out of the heat! It can take a few hours to drink enough fluids to replenish everything you lost," she said.
Beat the heat: Tips on staying hydrated during the hot summer
As temperatures continue to soar to near 100 degrees Fahrenheit, experts emphasize the importance of staying hydrated to safeguard health and ensure safety. Drinking plenty of water can allow … more
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Hardiness Zone Map adjusted to account for warming trend
Have you noticed flowers or vegetables in your garden continuing to thrive later in the season without the help of a heat lamp or covers on cool nights? It's not a fluke. Across the continental … more
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Eligible entities for Alabama Department of Agriculture and Industries' grant program include commodity groups, agricultural organizations, colleges and universities, municipalities, state agencies, and agricultural nonprofits. Specialty crops inlcude fruits and vegetables, dried fruit, tree nuts, horticulture (including maple syrup and honey) and nursery crops (including floriculture).
USDA specialty crop block grant program applications being accepted
The Alabama Department of Agriculture and Industries (ADAI) is currently open to receiving grant applications for projects aimed at enhancing the competitiveness of U.S. specialty crops both in … more
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Humans are not the only ones seeking shelter from winter. Many insects try to get inside homes and other structures for warmth and protection from the chilly weather.
Alabama Extension entomologist shares defense plan for winter home invaders
Moderate fall temperatures are quickly turning into frigid days and nights in Alabama. Record lows and freeze watches are driving people — as well as bugs — inside homes and structures to … more
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Alabama Extension serving communities through pop-up gardens
AUBURN UNIVERSITY — The Grow More, Give More project — led by the Alabama Cooperative Extension System home grounds, gardens and home pests team — has been impacting Alabamians for … more
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Orange Beach's The Wharf nominated for ACM Awards Outdoor Venue of the Year
The Wharf Amphitheater, Orange Beach's 10,000-seat live music and entertainment venue, announced its third-straight nomination for the Academy of Country Music's (ACM) Outdoor Venue of the Year on … more
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Additional fire precautions announced for all Alabama State Parks, including Gulf and Meaher
The Alabama Department of Conservation and Natural Resources has announced additional fire precautions for all Alabama State Parks due to extended dry conditions. Visitors and overnight guests … more
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Saunders Yachtworks' decision to consolidate services at its Gulf Shores location marks a strategic move towards enhanced efficiency and centralized customer service in the marine industry. Pictured here is Saunders Yachtworks Director of Operations M. Boyd Siegel as he conducts a tour for juniors and seniors at Gulf Shores High School in March.
Smooth sailing ahead: Saunders Yachtworks to streamline, centralize services in Gulf Shores
Saunders Yachtworks, renowned as the foremost marine service provider on the northern Gulf Coast and esteemed presenter of " Cultivating the Coast with Kitti Cooper ," has unveiled a strategic … more
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Discover North Baldwin: Outdoor fun for the whole family at annual expo
The 2nd Annual Discover North Baldwin Outdoor Expo, sponsored by JBT Power, Pepsi Atmore and Talk 106.5, will take place on April 6, at Bicentennial Park in Stockton, from 8 a.m. to 5 p.m. The … more
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Eric Brunden, Stewardship Coordinator at the Weeks Bay National Estuarine Research Reserve (NERR) in Baldwin County, was honored with the NERR System and NERR Association Award for Outstanding Contribution in New Jersey in Nov. 2023.
Baldwin County's Weeks Bay coordinator receives national honor
Eric Brunden, Stewardship Coordinator at the Weeks Bay National Estuarine Research Reserve (NERR) in Baldwin County, was honored with the NERR System and NERR Association Award for Outstanding … 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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Jean-Michele Cousteau toured the site for the Gulf Coast Eco Center with students during the ground saving event. Students collects reindeer moss and other native plants that will be cared for until being replanted after construction is complete.
Gulf Coast Eco Center breaks ground
Years of dreaming, planning and patience culminated with the unique groundbreaking for the Gulf Coast Center for Ecotourism and Sustainability (Gulf Coast Eco Center) Oct. 27. Gulf Shores City School … 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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Fall-flowering plants make life easier for bees
AUBURN UNIVERSITY — "The hum of the bees is the voice of the garden," is a quote that rings true throughout much of the year in Alabama backyards. However, the buzz gets quieter as summer … more
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Ammunition manufacturers like Creedmoor Sports provide funding through the Pittman-Robertson Act.
'Connecting with Conservation' highlights funding for state wildlife agencies
How conservation and outdoors recreation are funded throughout the nation is somewhat of a mystery for most people. In an effort to inform the public about where state wildlife and fisheries agencies … more
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