~ The Alabama Clean Water Partnership ~
Working TOGETHER for Clean Water!
What We Do:
The Alabama Clean Water Partnership (ACWP) is all about
"making connections" ~ linking individuals, companies, organizations and governing bodies in order to educate the public and put projects on the ground to protect and preserve Alabama's incredible water resources and aquatic ecosystems.
What We Don't Do:
The ACWP is a "neutral" entity, so we don't fight permits, file lawsuits, get involved in regulatory issues, or promote issues that might alienate any one stakeholder group.
The ACWP is all about stakeholders
identifying "common ground" and WORKING TOGETHER!
Why is the Clean Water Partnership Needed?
Because of all the ways in which water is used:
For drinking, recreation, transportation, aesthetics,
agricultural irrigation, wildlife habitat, waste removal. . .
It is important that all interests work together!
Please browse through our web site,
find a place to "connect",
and contact us to get involved. . .
Volunteers and project partners are always welcome.
Together we CAN make a difference!
PLEASE JOIN US FOR THE 6TH ANNUAL ACWP WATERSHEDS CONFERENCE
WEDNESDAY, DECEMBER 8TH, 2010
ALABAMA POWER WATER COURSE, CLANTON, AL
REGISTER NOW
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