a very eco-rich state. Its abundant rivers
and streams contain some
of the most biologically diverse plant and animal populations in North
state’s water resources are facing enormous
due to non-point source pollution resulting from agriculture, urbanization,
industrialization, mining and a
number of other land uses. Protecting
integrity of these water
resources is crucial and of great interest to Alabama A&M University.
goal of this integrated Water Quality Program is to provide research-based
education that leads to increased citizen awareness concerning water resources
and reduced water pollution.
water quality and quantity issues within urban and rural communities and
outline teaching, research and outreach procedures that protect Alabama’s water
To enhance water quality and help communities to make sustainable choices that minimize, reduce, and prevent water quality problems.