S1:E2 Nature's Infrastructure A Little Fish Saves a Big Sports Complex in Alabama Transcript

S1:E2 Nature's Infrastructure A Little Fish Saves a Big Sports Complex in Alabama Transcript
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Transcript from the podcast, Nature's Infrastructure, Season 1, Episode 2. 

This month, we are chatting with Rick Hopkins, the director of Springville, Alabama’s Parks and Recreation Department, and Coach James Miller, who leads tackle football, flag football and baseball at Springville’s 70-acre sports complex, to discover how a little fish in the Little Canoe Creek helped create safer recreational access for youth sports teams and improve the quality of life for an entire community. 

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