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Tag: habitat restoration

Coverage of habitat restoration from South Alabama News, the local news source for Mobile, Baldwin and the surrounding counties of the Alabama Gulf Coast.

Bayou La Batre Oysters clustered on a restored coastal reef

Limestone Barges Head South to Rebuild the Oyster Reefs of Lower Mobile Bay

James Bullard, July 5, 2026July 14, 2026

Barges loaded with limestone are traveling hundreds of miles down Alabama’s rivers to Cedar Point in southern Mobile County, where the rock will be spread across the bay bottom to give young oysters a place to grow.

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Baldwin County Sunken vessel serving as an artificial reef with fish swimming around the structure

408-Foot Riverboat Casino Sunk Off Orange Beach Completes Alabama’s Big-Ship Reef Trio

James Bullard, July 3, 2026July 14, 2026

The 408-foot Argosy VI, prepped in Bayou La Batre, was sunk 23 miles south of Orange Beach in 120 feet of water, completing a trio of large ship reefs alongside the LuLu and the New Venture.

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Mobile Seafood spread representing a coastal food tasting fundraiser

Alabama Coastal Foundation Set to Host Seafood Craze at BayBears Game

James Bullard, May 15, 2015

The Alabama Coastal Foundation’s fourth annual Coastal Seafood Craze pairs Gulf Coast food tastings with a Mobile BayBears night at Hank Aaron Stadium.

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Baldwin County A small recreational fishing boat on the calm water of a coastal bay

1,600 Tons of Rubble Became a New Fishing Reef in Mobile Bay

James Bullard, May 23, 2007

The Alabama Wildlife Federation built the Upper Wreck Reef between Mullet Point and the mouth of Weeks Bay, a 1.25-acre underwater structure of recycled rubble finished in time for Memorial Day weekend.

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Local News A diver filming marine life underwater with a camera

Emmy-Winning Filmmaker Mike DeGruy Brought the Deep Sea Home to the Saenger

James Bullard, February 15, 2007

Mobile native and Emmy-winning underwater cinematographer Mike DeGruy was set to appear at the Saenger Theatre in March 2007 with footage from Antarctica, the Titanic and hydrothermal vents.

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