More than you ever wanted to know about Alabama native Joe Watts
Created a coaster and rack card to promote the Alabama Birding Trails at the Alabama Trails Conference (and beyond) highlighting that there are 270 sites across 8 regions cataloged on the Alabama Birding Trails website and in an Iphone and Android app available for download.
Project that is part of the larger birding trails project I’ve been involved with for several years now. To learn about all the Birding Trails in Alabama visit www.alabamabirdingtrails.com.
Just sent out the first newsletter for our East Alabama Tourism group. Turned out pretty good. Here’s a snapshot of the top portion of the newsletter. Click the image for the full version. We also have a website developed for them: www.toureastalabama.com
A spring trip to Desoto State Park before heading on to Little River Canyon and a meeting of the Appalachian Highlands Birding Trail group at the Canyon Center. I remember going here as a child with my siblings and mother and father. Great times were had along the trails at Desoto State Park–every single trail…. Thanks Mama!
Just sent this panel off to be produced. When complete, it will be mounted at the Alligator Trail area on U.S. Army Corps of Engineers property in Chambers County, Alabama. You can read more about the location by visiting www.alabamabirdingtrails.com and clicking on the Chambers County link.
One of the monthly newsletters I work on: The Alabama Sierran. I did the first newsletter for the Alabama Chapter of the Sierra Club in January 2006 and have done one each month since then. This is an 8 page tabloid-size newsletter printed on recycled newsprint. You can download the full newsletter at alabama.sierraclub.org. In addition to working on this newsletter, I just finished an online newsletter for Birmingham, Alabama based CGH Insurance Group (www.cghinsurance.com/newsletter). And, perhaps most fun right now, I’m working on a website on tourism–particularly historical and ecological–in Bibb County, Alabama. I’m developing it almost entirely in Movable Type (using a little Dreamweaver to help me handle the CSS stylesheets). Pretty interesting stuff. Not that far along yet, but I’ve built the shell: www.bibbtourism.com. Other than that, just the usual blog updates at Your Town Alabama and Alabama’s Front Porches.