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Village Creek Society in Birmingham is dedicated to celebrating the remarkable life of Dr. Mabel Bell Anderson, born on September 7, 1930, to I.C. Bell, Sr., and Beatrice Bell as the fifth of eight children. Dr. Anderson's journey began with accepting Christ and her legacy continues to inspire through the work of Village Creek Society in honoring her memory. Generated from their website's infomation

Operational since 2001, Black Warrior Riverkeeper Inc. is a nonprofit organization that is engaged in protecting and restoring the Black Warrior River and its tributaries. Based in Birmingham, Ala., the organization strives to improve water quality, the surrounding habitat and public health near the Black Warrior River. It protects water bodies from pollution, coal mining, coal bed methane extraction, quarries, industrial discharges, sewage, industrial chicken farms, clear cutting, irresponsible development and road building. Black Warrior Riverkeeper Inc. has received the 2006 Watershed Organization of the Year award from Alabama Rivers Alliance and 2007 Conservation Organization of the Year award from the Alabama Environmental Council.

The Cahaba River Society, founded in 1988, is dedicated to the restoration and protection of the Cahaba River Watershed and its rich biodiversity. With a focus on inspiring river stewardship, the organization engages the community through educational programs, volunteer initiatives, and conservation efforts that impact both local and regional policies. Serving as a vital resource for one-fifth of Alabama's population, the Cahaba River is not only a primary drinking water source but also a treasure of national and global biological significance. The society's mission encompasses fostering a sustainable environment while ensuring the health and vitality of the communities dependent on this important waterway. Generated from the website