Clean Water Alabama

05/12/2026

04/28/2026

Get ready for an inspiring in-person event featuring Ben Raines as he dives into the wonders of “America’s Amazon” and the importance of environmental stewardship across generations. Whether you’re a nature lover or just curious about our area’s hidden gems and how humans impact them, for better and for worse, this talk promises insight, passion and a call to action. Come hang out, learn and be part of the conversation!

Head to the link in th comments to RSVP!

01/19/2026

The Mobile Bay National Estuary Program is pleased to announce Jason Kudulis as its next Director.

Following a national search led by the MBNEP Executive Committee, Jason was selected to lead the program into its next chapter and will officially begin in this role on February 1. Jason
has been with MBNEP for the past 10 years, most recently serving as Deputy Director, where he helped advance restoration projects, strengthen partnerships, and apply science-based solutions to protect and restore coastal Alabama.

A Mobile native, Jason brings both a deep understanding of our coastal ecosystems and a strong commitment to the communities that depend on them. We look forward to continuing MBNEP’s collaborative, science-driven work under his leadership as we protect and restore Mobile Bay for generations to come.

Congratulations, Jason!

01/16/2026

01/13/2026

12/17/2025

I saw a documentary film last night at the Fairhope Public Library that terrified and inspired me at the same time. Sallie’s Ashes is the story of how the late Sallie Smith and two of her friends set off on a late-in-life crusade to try and force Alabama Power and the Environmental Protection Agen...

12/12/2025

We will be speaking in the next Lecture Series hosted by the Fairhope Single Tax Corporation on February 17th at the Fairhope Public Library.

For more information, visit: www.fairshopesingletax.com

Looking forward to a new year!

12/09/2025

Tonight, Sallie’s story takes center stage.

Join us at 6:00 PM at the Fairhope Public Library for a free screening of Sallie’s Ashes, a powerful short documentary about one woman’s final fight to protect Mobile Bay from toxic coal ash.

Sallie Smith and the Coal Ash Grannies made it their mission to stop Alabama Power from leaving 21 million tons of coal ash in an unlined pit at Plant Barry. That waste is sitting in groundwater, leaking arsenic and other heavy metals into the Mobile River.

This isn’t just a story. It’s a warning.
And it’s not over.

Watch the film. Sign the petition. Help remove the ash.
https://mobilebaykeeper.org/programs/coal-ash

12/02/2025

That time of year again! Celebrate GivingTuesday by supporting the mission of Clean Water Alabama!

👉OUR MISSION? To engage and encourage the citizens of Alabama to take the necessary actions to ensure that our water resources (rivers, streams, lakes, bays and coast) are protected from those items that make them unsafe to its citizens, their communities and the plant and animal life that live within and around.

👉Become a member today!
https://cleanwateralabama.com/become-a-member/

11/19/2025

FAIRHOPE — The story of three Baldwin County women who turned personal concern into an organized environmental movement reached local audiences this week as "Sallie's Ashes" made its regional …