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AWW Program Staffers Mona and Sydney had an AWWesome few days learning and exploring at the 2018 Environmental Education Association of Alabama Conference in Dauphin Island, AL back in February. The EEAA Conference was a great opportunity to meet and network with...
The AWW Office is moving to make more environmentally-conscious decisions about how we use materials, and finding ways to eliminate waste. One small way we would like to do that starting in 2018 is by sending Workshop Certification Letters via e-mail instead of...
The Auburn University College of Agriculture has been asked to partner with Alabama Public Television (APT) to develop a series of four one-hour-long episodes that highlight various projects and research related to natural resources and agriculture in Alabama. AWW...
Tis the season for giving thanks, and the AWW Program Staff would like to thank all of our volunteer monitors, trainers, board members and partners for their lasting dedication to Alabama Water Watch. We would like to wish everyone who dedicates time to Alabama Water...
AWW Staff and other Auburn University colleagues held a reception to celebrate recently retired AWW Director, Eric Reutebuch, his significant career achievements and his 28 years of service with Auburn University. AWW Founder and former Director Dr. Bill Deutsch...
Interested in becoming an AWW Volunteer Citizen Trainer? AWW Citizen Trainers conduct about 75-80% of the workshops and recertification sessions held for hundreds of Alabamians annually. The AWW Program depends upon Trainers to meet the demand for workshops, and...
AWW was featured in an article in the Auburn University College of Agriculture's alumni magazine, The Season and on the Auburn University website homepage! The article covers highlights of AWW's 25 years and includes interviews from Dr. Bill Deutsch, Eric Reutebuch,...