Archive for May 2016
Wild South Hike in Bankhead National Forest, June 4
Celebrate National Trails Day with a Hike to Caney Creek Falls Saturday, June 4, 2016 9:30 a.m. Warrior Mountains Trading Company Sign up at janice@wildsouth.org or 256-974-6166. Advance sign up…
Read MoreSipsey Wilderness hike with Wild South, May 28
Join Wild South for a hike in the Sipsey Wilderness Saturday, May 28 9:00 a.m. Warrior Mountains Trading Company Sign up at janice@wildsouth.org or 256-974-6166. Advance sign-up is required in order…
Read MoreBankhead Liaison Panel Meeting, May 19
Wild South is an active member of the Bankhead Liason Panel and we encourage everyone who has an interest in the Bankhead National Forest and Sipsey Wilderness to attend Liaison…
Read MoreVolunteer Workday in Sipsey Wilderness, May 21
Volunteer Workday in Sipsey Wilderness Saturday, May 21 8:30 a.m. Wild South office, 552 Lawrence Street, Moulton, Alabama Sign up or ask questions at janice@wildsouth.org or 256-974-6166 Location: The Sipsey…
Read MoreWild South Awards Conservation Heroes at 8th Annual Wild South Green Gala
FOR IMMEDIATE RELEASE Contact: Hannah Morgan Development and Communications Coordinator Wild South (434) 409-4523 (cell) hannah@wildsouth.org Wild South Awards Conservation Heroes at 8th Annual Wild South Green Gala ASHEVILLE, NC…
Read MoreCheaha Wilderness Workday: May 14
Join Wild South staff and Wilderness Rangers for a volunteer work day in the Cheaha Wilderness on May 14 from 8 a.m. to 2 p.m. This trail day is open…
Read MorePhotos from Wild South’s Earth Month in Alabama, April 2016
From one end to the other, Earth Month was packed with Wild South activities, hikes, projects and educational opportunities in Alabama. The work of forest protection takes on many guises;…
Read More2016 Internship Program: Training the Next Generation of Conservation Scientists
by Morgan Harris, Associate Conservation Biologist Wild South is starting a new, exciting chapter with the introduction of our Conservation Science Program focused on preserving biodiversity in the South. This…
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