Magnolia River

The Magnolia River holds immense significance for the Magnolia Springs community. Recognized as an "Outstanding Alabama Waterway" by the Alabama Department of Environmental Management, its health is crucial for local ecosystems and residents alike.

The Town of Magnolia Springs, in collaboration with Baldwin County and the Mobile Bay National Estuary Program, is committed to safeguarding the future of the Magnolia River.

The Mobile Bay National Estuary Program is at the forefront of these conservation efforts, however they need your help! Of the 21 historical sampling sites, only 1 site is currently being sampled. Sampling of these sites gathers data that can indicate a decline of the health of the river, help pinpoint where problems are occurring and can be used to protect the Magnolia River and it's watershed. You can volunteer to collect water samples through the Alabama Water Watch program. If interested, please email Town Hall at clerk@magnoliaspringsal.gov

 

Alabama Water Watch Sampling Locations

Magnolia River Alabama Water Watch Sampling Locations. Red dots indicate historical sampling locations. Green dots indicate a current sampling location.