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2020 Projects
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The restoration of the Lakewood Elementary outdoor classroom to create an environment that would increase the quantity, quality, and benefits of outdoor experience. This project will make a difference in the youth’s understanding of how to grow their own vegetables for healthy eating habits. Read more...
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This project has made a huge difference in the community due to citizens are able to enjoy facilities and due to the Coronavirus, this park has been a getaway for the kids and citizens of North Courtland. Citizens are no longer having to go to neighboring towns to walk, they can enjoy the newly paved walking trail. Several family celebrations Read more...
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The Terry Education Pavilion at Chapman Mountain Nature Preserve is a full-service pavilion enables the Land Trust of North Alabama to host educational programs year round. Thanks to the improvements to the pavilion funded by the grant from AMRV, accessibility to the pavilion and the surrounding area has been significantly increased – allowing everyone of all ages and abilities to Read more...
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The adult fitness area has enhanced our walking trail for a more in depth workout for our citizens and other Morgan County residents. Read more...
2019 Projects
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Through hands-on activities, the festival educated fourth-grade students about drinking water resources, how to protect their water, how to keep it clean, and how water is linked to other natural resources. Feedback from one of the teachers attending: “The best part about the event is the way it is correlated to the standards we teach.” Read more...
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Birds play an important role in our lives, though people don’t often realize it. From eating insects to helping pollinate, they impact our food chain and bring joy to our lives. Explaining the importance of birds to humans and the impact our actions have on them provides a positive lesson in conservation. Showcasing the relationship of birds to water helps Read more...
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Our Law Enforcement Rangers trainers in open environment active shooter incidents giving them the expertise to responded to and handle these deadly force situations providing maximum protection to their parks and communities. Read more...
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This year, the Ardmore 4-H Naturalist Studies program involved students in citizen science initiatives, community service projects and promoted a positive conservation ethic. This partnership of 4-H and Ardmore combined field study, hands-on activities and classroom learning. Students achieved multiple certifications and career exposure while learning outdoor skills and gaining the tools to live a healthier lifestyle. Read more...
2018 Projects
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This project has, and, will continue to teach youth and adults alike about the importance of environmental and wildlife stewardship. Youth learn responsible wildlife management practices and environmental stewardship concepts. Youth love the hands-on aspect of this program and will continue to enjoy and be able to share with their families what they have learned for years to come. Read more...
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I have been so proud to watch this group of students contribute to the community, build problem-solving skills and identify career paths. They became water chemistry certified through AWW, got their Wilderness First Aid certifications, took part in citizen science initiatives such as Hudson Alpha’s Bicentennial Barcoding project, learned map reading, competed in the State Evirothon competition, rappelled down an Read more...
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We have been able to complete phase one of this project, which included creating the garden area and begin planting crops to teach our students about gardening, the value of healthy eating and self-reliance, and also giving back with service learning. We now have thriving partnerships with area churches and community organizations who are working with us to continue this Read more...
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The packs are easier and more efficient for the firefighters to go in and fight fires. Can change the air tanks easier and faster due to them being smaller. More convenient and lighter. A great asset to our department. Read more...
2017 Projects
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Through hands-on activities, the festival educated fourth-grade students about drinking water resources, how to protect their water, how to keep it clean, and how water is linked to other natural resources. Quote from a participating teacher: “Loved all the hands on activities. I’ve seen them all and they’re very good. As a nature lover I appreciate the gravity of their Read more...
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Improved reading scores, increased number of quality hours parents spent with children, improved parents skills in teaching their children. Read more...
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Because our school has recently been split from Tanner High School, a new entrance to the elementary school was created. However, at that entrance, there was no flag pole, no landscaping of any kind, and no signage. We were able to get a sign donated by our partner in education, and able to purchase the flagpole and landscaping via the Read more...
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The grant for the disc golf course for the City of Arab has had a tremendous impact for the families and the youth of our City. Not everyone was in support of having the course and didn’t understood even what a disc golf was. Wow! They have been pleasantly surprised and vastly supportive of the course. Families and youth groups Read more...
Meals on Wheels Thermal Bags
Snead State Greenhouse
Cullman Co. Water Festival
Ardmore 4H Naturalist Studies
Athens Drug Takeback Program
Banks-Caddell Gardens of Hope
Intro to Birding Teacher Workshop
Blake FD Gear
Farm to School Produce
Huntsville Cave Rescue Training
Mooresville Bicentennial Park
Moulton All-Inclusive Playground
Oak Park Interactive Learning
Tanner Elementary Patriotic Entrance
Trinity Soccer Complex Improvements
WELP Environmental Youth Camp
Courtland Museum Support