Alabama Coastal Foundation. 122 Fairhope Avenue, Unit 3. Post Office Box 1760. Fairhope, AL 36532
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Our mission is to improve and protect the quality of Alabama's coastal resources by identifying and solving problems through education, cooperation and participation.

 
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Since 1993, the Alabama Coastal Foundation (ACF) has worked to create a healthy balance between the conservation needs of our priceless coastal resources and the inevitable pressures of economic growth.

We accomplish this by bringing together stakeholders with differing interest to facilitate mutually beneficial solutions. We provide fair and factual information to encourage responsible citizen action and offer opportunities for individuals to play a vital part in preserving our environment and our coastal way of life.

 
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ACF Tree Plantings Scheduled for January 17 and February 7

It's time to get dirty! Take part in one of ACF's longest running programs, have fun and help preserve our coastal ecosystem by planting a tree. This winter we have 2 plantings scheduled and we hope you will join us for one or both days. All of the trees that were gifted this year will be planted at one of these 2 plantings. Call our office at 990-6002 for more information.

Tree Planting at Muddy Creek Mitigation Bank – January 17 - Volunteers will meet at 9am at the parking area at the Mitigation Bank. Please bring gloves, shovels, and trowels if you have them. Be prepared to get dirty. This event is suitable for volunteers of all ages, so bring your family!

Directions to meeting area: From 1-10 East or West: Take Exit 15 – Theodore Hwy 90 West. Continue west on Hwy 90 to Bellingrath Road. Take a Left onto Bellingrath Road, proceeding South. Take a Left onto Industrial Road. Continue East on Industrial Road, cross bride over Muddy Creek. Muddy Creek Wetlands Management sign and parking area will be on the left.

Tree Planting at Village Point Park Preserve – February 7 - Volunteers will meet at 9am at the parking area at the Mitigation Bank. Please bring gloves, shovels, and trowels if you have them. Be prepared to get dirty. This event is suitable for volunteers of all ages..

Directions to meeting area: From the intersection of I-10 and US Hwy 98 in Daphne, take Hwy 98 South 1.6 miles. Take an easy right at the stop light onto Main Street. Travel .5 miles. The park entrance is to the right and well marked (just past the KFC on the left).