Us south Georgia watershed groups have to stick together!
Pictured are Satilla Riverkeeper Ashby Nix, WWALS Watershed Coalition: President John S. Quarterman, Treasurer Gretchen Quarterman, Ambassador Dave Hetzel, in Perry, Georgia, 21 August 2014.
Thanks to workshop presenter Loren Moore Continue reading
Update 2019-10-03: More like 35 counties. See instead recently updated WWALS Counties and Cities.
Can you remember all 23 counties in the WWALS watersheds, and the thirty or more cities and towns? I can’t, so I made a new WWALS web page on WWALS Counties and Cities, with population comparisons and maps. Some of it may surprise you.
The Alapaha River starts way up in Turner County,
and runs right through Nashville in Berrien County,
Lakeland in Lanier County, Statenville in Echols County,
and near Jasper in Hamilton County, Florida.
These counties and cities are the core of the
Alapaha River Water Trail.
Come see the middle of that Trail this afternoon:
Alapaha River @ US 84: endpoint of Sunday’s WWALS Outing 24 August 2014. Continue reading