Dr. Clara Clothiaux, the "E. coli Lady," Save Our Saugahatchee member, retired school teacher, and long-time dedicated AWW Volunteer Monitor has officially retired from water monitoring, during the week of her 85th birthday! We want to take a look back at Clara's...
4-H AWW AUUF
4-H AWW Group of the Year: Auburn Unitarian Universalist Fellowship The 4-H AWW-AUUF group was officially started in 2017 by Julie Meadows and co-leader Shawn Jacobsen who is a long-time friend of AWW. Its success is in part due to Julie and Shawn’s creative use of...
Exploring Living River’s Streams – Workshop on the Cahaba!
In mid-July, Legacy Partners in Environmental Education, Cahaba Environmental Center at Living River, and AWW teamed up to host a 3-day, Exploring Our Living Streams (EOLS) workshop to teach educators how to help students learn about watershed stewardship. The EOLS...
4-H AWW Clarke County
4-H AWW Group of the Year: Clarke County This group was started in 2017 after long-time Clarke County 4-H Foundation Regional Extension Agent Wendy Padgett and local 4-H Volunteer and Homeschool educator Tamara Norris teamed up to attend the 4-H AWW Exploring Our...
Water Spirit Award
2018 Water Spirit Award: Eric Reutebuch This year we initiated a new and very special AWW Award: the Water Spirit Award. This award is intended to recognize and honor someone who exemplifies a spirit of involvement, enthusiasm, and concern for water resources in...
AWW @ Ruffner Mountain
AWW Volunteer Trainer Hana Berres and Trainer Intern Dana Herren recently trained the Ruffner Mountain environmental programs staff in AWW Water Chemistry Monitoring. Let's take a look into their workshop! Ruffner Mountain is a 1,000+ acre nature preserve in...
Meet AWW’s New Director, Mona Dominguez!
Alabama Water Watch and the Auburn University Water Resources staff are pleased to announce that Mona Dominguez has stepped into the role of AWW Program Director. Mona has served as Volunteer Monitor Coordinator, 4-H AWW Program Coordinator, and is on the AWW and...