News

What’s New and What’s Coming Back Around

By Altamaha Riverkeeper | November 14, 2018

E-News Blast from Altamaha Riverkeeper. Wow, what have we been up to these past few months…well, a lot to say the least! Read a small update of what issues we…

Amendment 1: Passed!

By Altamaha Riverkeeper | November 14, 2018

Thanks to you and the thousands of Georgians who spread the word and voted yes for the Georgia Outdoor Stewardship Amendment, we have made history. For the first time, Georgia…

Altamaha Riverkeeper and Rep. Jeff Jones push for oyster-law changes

By Altamaha Riverkeeper | November 14, 2018

In other states, farmers can use systems of mesh bags filled with baby oysters and grow them to harvestable size in floating cages tethered to the bottoms of estuaries. The…

Coal Ash Victory at Lake Sinclair!

By Altamaha Riverkeeper | September 28, 2018

Georgia Power (GP) just announced they will be excavating all of the toxic, heavy metal-laden coal ash ponds around Lake Sinclair, the site of the former Plant Harllee Branch and placing the ash in…

Altamaha Riverkeeper Urge the United States to Withdraw the Consent Decree

By Altamaha Riverkeeper | September 20, 2018

Altamaha Riverkeeper along with One Hundred Miles and Satilla Riverkeeper urge the United States to withdraw the Consent Decree or withhold consent to its entry because, as our comments will…

Georgia Water Coalition acknowledges local efforts in clean water advocacy

By Altamaha Riverkeeper | September 20, 2018

The Glynn Environmental Coalition and the Lodge on Little St. Simons Island received recognition Wednesday as two of what the Georgia Water Coalition dubs its 2018 “Clean 13” for their…

Clean 13: Altamaha Riverkeeper nominates The Lodge on Little St Simons Island

By Altamaha Riverkeeper | September 20, 2018

The Georgia Water Coalition’s Clean 13 Report highlights extraordinary efforts on the part of businesses, industries, local governments, non-profit organizations, and individuals to protect the water and natural resources of…

Terry Creek: Fix isn’t acceptable but seems plan will go forward as agreed.

By Altamaha Riverkeeper | August 29, 2018

Commissioners for Glynn County and Brunswick did not seem pleased with the plan hashed out between Hercules and the Environmental Protection Agency for the Terry Creek outfall Superfund site, but…

Protect Our Community

By Altamaha Riverkeeper | August 9, 2018

  Please RSVP to join One Hundred Miles, Glynn Environmental Coalition, and the Altamaha Riverkeeper for an update on how you can take action in to protect our community and…

Help us Give Area Students an Educational Day on the River

By Altamaha Riverkeeper | August 8, 2018

At the Altamaha Riverkeeper, we believe that those who see and experience the Altamaha’s wildlife and biodiversity firsthand, and who come to know some of its history, ultimately become the…