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The competition, which may return to the island next year but has rotated to different parts of the state in the past, is always open to the public. Above, Tony Brown repels from a branch. Below, Justin Cantrell sits for a break and a portrait.
Alabama’s tree-climbing competition comes to Gulf Shores
To cap off the 2023 Alabama Urban Forestry Association education week, Justin Cantrell, of Tip-Top Tree Service in Auburn, took home first place in the conference's tree-climbing competition at Meyer … more
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Keith Hudson, a biologist with the Alabama Bat Working Group, stands in front of the completed gate at Bat Cave near Florence
Celebration of bats continues at Wildlife and Freshwater Fisheries
Bats are ubiquitous during the Halloween season, but these creatures deserve celebration year-round for their contribution to our sustainable food production. By eating insects by the billions, bats … more
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Incoming frost advisory raises concern for outdoor plants and gardens
AUBURN UNIVERSITY — November is bringing a wave of frosty air to Alabama. Temperatures in most portions of the state will reach freezing levels this week, raising concerns for outdoor plants … more
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Breeding population of endangered northern long-eared bats discovered in coastal Baldwin County
Biologists with the Wildlife and Freshwater Fisheries Division of the Alabama Department of Conservation and Natural Resources, the U.S. Fish and Wildlife Service and the Alabama Bat Working Group … more
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Rehabilitated loggerhead sea turtle released into Gulf of Mexico after X-rays show turtle had five hooks down throat.
X-rays show turtle found in Gulf Shores had five hooks down throat
An injured adult loggerhead sea turtle was rescued, rehabilitated and released back into the Gulf in a coordinated effort between the Share the Beach organization and the City of Gulf Shores. … more
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The crew of Best Trait celebrates landing the 1,145.6-pound blue marlin, a potential Alabama and Gulf of Mexico record.
Orange Beach boat lands potential record blue marlin
When word got around that Orange Beach boat "Best Trait" was headed to Orange Beach Marina with a huge blue marlin on board, a crowd quickly gathered at the marina to watch the weigh-in. As the … more
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Alabama firearms deer season opens Nov. 4 and 18
For deer hunters in Alabama, the opening day of firearms deer season is one the most anticipated times of year. The wait is almost over as the season in zones D and E opens on Saturday, Nov. 4. … more
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Alabama Master Naturalist program registration now open
AUBURN UNIVERSITY — The perfect opportunity to begin an educational journey in nature is here. The Alabama Cooperative Extension System's Alabama Master Naturalist (AMN) program serves as a … more
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PHOTOS: Celebrating the glorious mushroom at inaugural Gulf Coast Fungi Festival
Nearly 700 fungi-loving patrons of all ages gathered for the first-ever Gulf Coast Fungi Festival over the weekend at Weeks Bay Plantation to celebrate mushrooms in all their diversity and glory. … more
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Christina Roberto and her daughter, Charlotte, who is now 2.
Amid tough year for trees, Alabama anticipates fall color
AUBURN UNIVERSITY — The temperature isn't the only thing changing in Alabama. Along with cooler nights, the colors of fall are arriving across the state. The reason for the season is rooted in … more
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Red snapper season closed Oct. 17
The Marine Resources Division of the Alabama Department of Conservation and Natural Resources announced the 2023 private angler red snapper fishing season closed, effective Oct. 17. Alabama's 2023 … more
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Baldwin, south Alabama removed from Fire Alert status
Baldwin County and much of south Alabama has been removed from a state Fire Alert status.While forestry officials have rescinded the Fire Alert in 35 counties in the southern half of the state, the … more
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Put on heavy-duty work gloves and remove debris near the downspout and work your way to the other end. As you clear away the leaves, easily repair broken or cracked pipes with strong T-Rex Tape. Unlike ordinary duct tapes, this strong tape is built with intense holding power for long-lasting repairs, and its aggressive double-thick adhesive ensures it sticks to rough, dirty surfaces through all weather types and temperatures.
Fall maintenance checklist to keep your home in tip top shape
Fall is in the air, which means there is a lot to get done around the house before the cold weather comes. From landscaping to insulation, read on for a homeowner's guide to prepping for the upcoming … more
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Fall color on display at Alabama's state parks
The Alabama State Parks System offers some of the very best places to see the state's awe-inspiring fall foliage, and there's still time to plan a trip to experience the magic of Alabama's fall … more
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Amber and Kelly Johnson present the donation to Blake Clark, Bay Minette recreation director.
Bay Minette rec department gets donation for sports fields
The Fly High Goose Foundation recently presented a donation of $13,600 to the Bay Minette Recreation Department for new practice fields for its youth sports programs. The funding will be used to … more
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Pumpkin care: it's not just a bunch of hocus pocus
AUBURN UNIVERSITY — Nothing says fall is here quite like pumpkins. Whether you choose to decorate with whole ones or carve them into scary faces, pumpkins add a fun element to any fall … more
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The simplest and quickest way to safely watch an eclipse is with a projector made from only two pieces of card or paper.
Don't look up: Saturday's solar eclipse can be seen in Baldwin County
Yes, the moon will blot out the sun. Mostly. Yes, it's an eclipse. No, you cannot look directly at the sun for any amount of time. And yes, we know you looked right at the total eclipse, like … more
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"As the water passed through these reefs, there are holes in those and the water actually takes microscopic pieces of what is grown on it-like a chia pet effect- and blows it out into the water where the fish can eat it," explained Tom Wade, the Parrot Head Reef project manager.
Reef project in honor of the late Jimmy Buffett coming to Pensacola
PENSACOLA — Reef World, in collaboration with Reef Ball Foundation, is introducing artificial reefs to the Pensacola region in tribute to the late Jimmy Buffett. Over the past two years, the … more
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Kevin Kurtz and his son, Nathan, celebrate Kevin's successful hunt at Portland Landing with mentors Chris Nix, left, and Chuck Sykes, right. Terrance Marshall gets firearms safety instruction for a WFF officer before his AMH hunt. Participants in the AMH hunts enjoy the outdoors at one of the premier hunting areas in Alabama at Portland Landing SOA.
Hunting safety: back to the basics
AUBURN UNIVERSITY — Deer hunters across the United States are eagerly awaiting the leaves to change, temperatures to cool and the thrill of the hunt to begin. Until then, the responsibilities … 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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