Because the air doesn’t come from nowhere

A local look at deforestation and air quality in Alabama.

An illustration of a large tree with green leaves, with a girl hugging the trunk. The scene shows a contrast between a healthy, lush area and a barren, deforested area on the left. The sky is partly cloudy with a swirling stream of water and leaves, birds flying, and mountains in the background. The text reads 'Breathing Room 4 Alabama'.

Why We Care

When I was little, there was a tree outside my preschool that I would hug every time I left as a goodbye. Looking back, it was probably my first real connection to nature that I can remember. That memory is part of why these environmental changes matter to me. I see more and more trees being cut down in Alabama for a lot of different reasons. But what I’m worried about the most is what is going to replace them and how will that affect us?

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Help us learn more about you…

Got 60 seconds? Below is a quick survey about how people in our community think about local deforestation and its impact on our environment. Your honest answers will help shape a community awareness project. Thank you for taking a minute to share your thoughts! 

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Let’s Stay Connected

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