Cahaba River Ramble
presented by
to benefit the Shane Hulsey CLEAN Environmental Education Program
What
A spectacular 5k (3.1mile) and ~10 mile trail race through the "biological heart" of Alabama's longest remaining free-flowing river, the Cahaba River National Wildlife Refuge
Why
To benefit the Shane Hulsey CLEAN Environmental Education Program of the Cahaba River Society
When
Saturday, June 2, 2012. Check-in/on-site registration begins at 6:30 am. Race begins at 7:30 am.
Where
Cahaba River National Wildlife Refuge, near the historic town of West Blocton, Alabama.
Who
Something for everyone. Experienced trail runners will enjoy a very challenging ~10 mile course, while newcomers can get their feet wet by opting for the short and flat 3.1 mile course. Bring your family to enjoy a day of interesting educational programs both during and following the races.
- For more information, please contact:
- Monica Carmichael
- Director of Development, Cahaba River Society
- 205-322-5326 x416
- monicac@cahabariversociety.org
FROM THE HEADWATERS
an educational & social event series
The Water and Energy Connection
The Water and Energy Connection
Learn more about saving water, energy & money.
A collaborative presentation by the Water Working Group of the
Interfaith Environmental Initiative of Alabama, with success stories
from Birmingham area businesses, industries, & institutions.
Tuesday, May 15 / 5:30-7:30 pm
ArchitectureWorks / 130 19th Street South
Leadership Through Collaboration
Learn effective pathways for conversation & partnership.
Presented by Cathy S. Wright, J.D., LEED AP, Principal, Clarus
Consulting Group. Learn to move beyond conflict resolution &
build effective working relationships through integrity, engagement,
education, collaboration and stewardship.
Tuesday, June 19 / 5:30-7:30 pm
ArchitectureWorks / 130 19th Street South
The CRS Board of Directors invite you to enjoy wine, snacks, & conversation about how together we can save our Cahaba.
Please RSVP: monicac@cahabariversociety.org
CRS's Northern Beltline Position Statement
The Cahaba River Society urges ALDOT to complete all environmental assessment studies before making their final decisions about building the Northern Beltline. Click here for the full text of our comments to ALDOT.