Alabama Rivers Alliance

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Alabama Rivers Alliance is a statewide network of groups working to protect and restore all of Alabama’s water resources through building partnerships, empowering communities & advocating for sound water policy & its enforcement. #DefendRivers #WaterIsLife

The image of two young people enjoying a swim in a gorgeous river with ripples surrounding them, and a line of trees in the distance emphasizing the serene river. The text overlay across the top reads: NO! On HB 162 and SB 71, two bills that threaten Alabama's ability to protect our water, air and soil quality. URGENT ACTION NEEDED! The bottom text reads: Current Status: in the Houses's State Government Committee and NEXT STOP: Floor of the Senate
This image is a promotional image for this event in Talladega. The background is various shades of blue and features a film reel unrolled on the bottom with info about the event: New Date! Dec. 17 Talladega Ritz Theatre 6-8 pm 115 Court Square N. Above that is a film projector reel and a spotlight on the heading: River Reels & Tales: A Night of Film and Discussion About the Coosa River. In the upper right corner in white is: Alabama Rivers Alliance and Coosa Riverkeeper present.
This image is a promo image inviting the reader to Apply Now for a unique PAID documentary film fellowship program, Southern Exposure. The image is divided into four squares featuring images of the film fellows from past fellowships. In the upper left corner is David and Kaitlin using their camera in a beautiful river. Upper right is Ellen interviewing Catherine Flowers in a wide open beautiful field with her camera, and Ellen is leaning in to truly listen to Catherine. The lower left corner is the 2023 fellows on the river after a day of canoeing on the Cahaba River. The lower right corner is the 2024 fellows on stage at the World Premiere of their films, with four filmmakers seen, one on Zoom, and the Series Producer Michele Forman is also in the picture.
This is a promotional image for a film screening at the Capri Theatre in Montgomery. The side panel features still frames from each of the films. One panel is a Riverkeeper testing the Coosa River for PFAS; one panel is Carletta Davis from We Matter in Prichard Alabama; one panel is of Fran Summerlin holding a sign that says "stop the project"; one panel is of a hand reaching for seagrass; one panel is of a butterfly landing on a native plant; one is of a cherckerboard pattern of seagrass planting and the final one is of a Riverkeeper pointing the fish conumption advisory signs.
The image is a square with a light green background on one side and a black film reel on the right side featuring still shots from each of the movies that will be featured at this event the image is promoting. One image is of Brenda Hampton, PFAS activist, who is visiting a water utility. One is of Coosa Riverkeeper testing water for PFAS. One is of advocate Carletta Davis in her hometown. One is of Fran Summerlin holding a sign that saves "Stop the Project" on her land. One is of a hand reaching underwater to plant some seagrass in Mobile Bay. The next one is of a butterfly landing on a native Alabama flower. One is of a drone shot of Mobile Bay with seagrass being planted in a checkerboard pattern. One is of Choctawhatchee Riverkeeper pointing to a fish consumption advisory sign on his river. The copy reads: join us for the free public screening of the 2024 Southern Exposure Films