Welcome and a message from our festival sponsor: Goodwyn Mills Cawood (GMC) Architecture and Engineering and the Shades Creek Watershed Management Plan
◆ The Fascinating World Of Salamanders ◆
Linda Neighbors tells the Salamander Story (The Sal and Mandy story – all ages)
Alabama Salamanders with Jimmy Stiles and Lauren Muncher
The Middle Way, a story by Elizabeth Vander Kamp
Professor Ken Marion displays UAB Department of Biology salamanders
The Red Hills Salamander – Only in Alabama – with Kristin Bakkegard, PhD.
Department of biological and Environmental Sciences, Samford University
◆ The Environment We Live In ◆
Native Pine Trees of Central Alabama
Upland Oak Species at Ruffner Mountain
Homewood High School Environmental Club
The Cahaba Lily – Video: (5:42)
Ben Raines on “Saving America’s Amazon: The threat to our nation’s most biodiverse river system”
◆ Shades Creek, Cahaba Watershed & Our Environment ◆
Spider Lily or Cahaba Lily? Don’t take home Cahaba Lilies! They only grow in swift running water -spider Lilies will grow in your yard.
McDowell Farm School Director, Scotty Feltman shows in depth information on Composting
McDowell Farm School Director, Scotty Feltman shows in depth information on Cover Crops
Birmingham to the Gulf – Dams in Alabama have caused a mass extinctions in Alabama rivers
BREAKING NEWS! Letter from Mitch Reed at the Nature Conservancy, January 22, 2021 – CLICK HERE!
