Congratulations to the Columbus Water Works on being the latest recipient of the WLTZ NBC 38/CW Ga-Bama Community Green Award. Not only do they supply water to over two hundred and thirty thousand Columbus region residents, but they also work hard to educate the public on how to conserve that water.
Congratulations to the Columbus Botanical Garden on being the latest recipient of the WLTZ NBC 38/CW GA-BAMA Community Green Award. Founded in 1999, this 22 acre facility is on a mission to provide visitors with a unique chance to learn environmental awareness, horticulture and preservation of our natural resources.
Congratulations to Jim Harris of the Chattahoochee Valley Beekeepers on being the latest recipient of the WLTZ NBC 38/CW GA-BAMA Community Green Award. Jim has been beekeeping for almost 35 years. See his story here.
For an entire month, Auburn University students living on-campus are competing to see which residence hall can conserve the most water, electricity, and who can increase recycling.
Harris County looks greener thanks to the fourth grade class at New Mountain Hill Elementary School. All 22 students contributed to the brand new Community Recycling Center which fourth grade teacher Pam Wetherington has used as part of her daily lesson plans.
Muscogee County Sheriff John Darr began his commitment to switching his fleet of department vehicles from conventional gasoline to cleaner-burning domestically produced propane Autogas in October. It's something he believe he owes to taxpayers.
Congratulations to the Valley Master Gardener Program on being the latest recipient of the WLTZ NBC 38, CW GA-BAMA, Diverse Power Community Green Award. They’re helping educate others through horticultural projects that benefit the community.
Congratulations to Flowers & Johnson, John Teeples Construction and Larry Walker Construction on being the latest recipient of the WLTZ NBC 38, CW GA-BAMA, Diverse Power Community Green Award. They’re building a green subdivision in Harris County under the Earth Craft program.
Ducks Unlimited Chief Biologist Dale Humburg reflects on his recent visit to the Gulf Coast, along with CEO Dale Hall and Director of Conservation Planning for the Southern Region Dr. Tom Moorman. The DU team visited the Louisiana Gulf coast to assess the potential impacts of the oil spill on waterfowl and wildlife habitat.
Ducks Unlimited Chief Biologist Dale Humburg reflects on his recent visit to the Gulf Coast, along with CEO Dale Hall and Director of Conservation Planning for the Southern Region Dr. Tom Moorman. The DU team visited the Louisiana Gulf coast to assess the potential impacts of the oil spill on waterfowl and wildlife habitat.
Ducks Unlimited CEO Dale Hall reports from coastal Louisiana on the impacts the Gulf Coast oil spill may have on the people who live, work and pursue recreation along the coast. DU is working toward a restored Gulf Coast, with the help of its partners, led by the new Gulf Coast Response Team.
DU's Dale Hall and Jeff Trandahl of the National Fish & Wildlife Foundation discuss coordination between the two organizations related to the oil spill.
Everybody is talking about restoring the marshes surrounding Louisiana, but Ducks Unlimited has been working to protect and restore the Louisiana Gulf Coast for more than 25 years, and has no plans of stopping in this most difficult time.
