VolunteerWhat do Volunteers Do?
Citizen volunteers attend one or more AWW workshops to become certified monitors of water quality. In the workshops, participants learn simple techniques for measuring various chemical, physical and biological characteristics of water, such as dissolved oxygen (DO) and bacterial concentrations. All monitors attend refresher courses to maintain proper sampling techniques and replenish their test kits with fresh chemical reagents.
The volunteer monitors help the AWW program keep accurate water quality data, and present the information to watershed residents, regulatory agencies, policy makers and other interested citizens. The citizen data set has become one of the most important sources of water quality information for Wolf Bay. Read more... Volunteer TrainingEducation is the key...action is the answer!As a volunteer for Wolf Bay Watershed Watch you will learn far more than how to monitor water quality. WBWW volunteers are interested in and learn about all of the factors which influence water quality. They also learn how to effectively communicate the environmental impacts of the decisions we make to the citizens of Alabama and Baldwin County. Read more...Heritage ProjectWBWW is Looking for Local Seniors to Interview for Wolf Bay Environmental Heritage ProjectLegacy Grant Awarded for Project
We are looking for senior citizens that grew up and lived in the Wolf Bay area for most of their lives. We would like to interview them about the way they lived and what the Wolf Bay area used to look like. If you have a relative or know of someone that may be interested, please contact Liz Langston at This e-mail address is being protected from spambots. You need JavaScript enabled to view it or (850) 712-1137. We are also very interested in old photos of the area or news articles to scan and preserve. Some of these may appear in the final product. Read more... |
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Birds of Wolf Bay
Birds abound in the Wolf Bay watershed.
How many of the birds on the WBWW Bird Checklist have you seen?
Please help us keep this list up-to-date. If you see a bird that is not on this list, please email Homer Singleton with the name of the bird, and the location, date and time of the sighting.
Pick Your Own Produce
There are many locations in Coastal Alabama to pick your own produce. Click here to find the pick your own location nearest you.