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citizen science

Wild Alabama’s Citizen Science programs invite volunteers to take an active role in protecting Alabama’s public lands through hands-on research and monitoring. By collecting real-world data on forests, trails, and waterways, participants help strengthen conservation efforts, support responsible land management, and deepen our shared understanding of Alabama’s wild places.

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water watch testing

Water testing is an important tool for understanding and protecting the health of our rivers, streams, and watersheds. By regularly monitoring water quality, we can track changes over time, identify potential problems early, and support science-based decisions that help protect wildlife habitat, recreation opportunities, and clean water for our communities.

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save Alabama's hemlocks

Help protect one of Alabama’s most iconic native trees.

​​Early detection is our best defense—and that’s where you come in.

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© 2026 Wild Alabama. A 501(c)(3) Nonprofit Organization.

EIN# 85-2784968

Address: 15431 Hwy 278  PO Box 31 Double Springs, AL 35553

Contact: getwild@wildal.org

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Our mission is to inspire people to enjoy, value, & protect the wild places of Alabama

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