Share the Beach Reports 89 Sea Turtle Nests Along Alabama’s Coast in 2026
Share the Beach has confirmed 89 sea turtle nests along Alabama's Gulf Coast in 2026, including 85 loggerhead nests.
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Share the Beach has confirmed 89 sea turtle nests along Alabama's Gulf Coast in 2026, including 85 loggerhead nests.
The Alabama Coastal Foundation and Healthy Gulf will host a free community event celebrating sea turtles and other Gulf Coast marine life on Aug. 27 in Gulf Shores.
Photos show most sea turtle nests along Alabama's Gulf Coast beaches submerged after Tropical Storm Bertha, though Share the Beach also found new nests and turtle tracks in the dunes.
Volunteers with Alabama's Share the Beach program have documented 55 sea turtle nests so far this season as nesting activity reaches its June and July peak along the Gulf Shores,…
Residents along Dog River in Mobile have been treated to an unusual sight this season: a breeding herd of eight to 10 manatees that has settled into the waterway and…
Gulf Shores has placed 836 acres of wetlands along Oyster Bay under a permanent conservation easement, protecting the land from future development and funding habitat restoration through a federal Deepwater…
Six new coastal restoration projects worth $63 million, funded through fines paid by BP and Transocean, will fund land conservation and habitat work from Dauphin Island and Bayou La Batre…
A youth dove hunt in Mobile County drew a peaceful demonstration from animal rights advocates, prompting questions about the state-run mentoring program.
Four African penguins from a Florida aquarium moved into downtown Mobile's Exploreum this week for a stay through January.
As tar balls turn up near Dauphin Island and businesses from the coast to Loxley report falling revenue, Mobile Baykeeper's Casi Callaway urges residents to document local waters ahead of…