Carpenters Creek Connected shares how Pensacolians lives intertwined with imperiled creek

Wells had little knowledge about Carpenter Creek until he read the "Landslide 2021: Race and Space" report last year. In the document, Washington, D.C.-based organization The Cultural Landscape Foundation identified the waterway as one of 13 culturally significant landscapes associated with African Americans, Hispanic Americans and Native people across the county that are threatened to be erased from the landscape.