Countdown to the Start of Georgia’s Squirrel Hunting Season

Grab your favorite .22 and get ready to hit the woods. Georgia’s squirrel hunting season opens August 15, according to the...

Oak Hill & The Martha Berry Museum’s Family Morning on July 29

Oak Hill & The Martha Berry Museum is pleased to host another “Family Morning” program to close out the summer break....

Longleaf Cost-Share Assistance Program

The Georgia Wildlife Federation (GWF) is offering cost-share funds for private landowners. Funding is made possible through the National Fish and...

Georgia’s Bald Eagles Are Thriving — And the Numbers Prove It

As America celebrates 250 years, one of her most powerful symbols is doing better than ever right here in Georgia. Georgia...

Help Combat Aquatic Nuisance Species! Online Training Available

As summer officially arrives and people take to outdoor activities, the Georgia Department of Natural Resources’ Wildlife Resources Division (WRD) urges...

Pick Up Trash and Be BearWise

Being outdoors means being BearWise. Whether you are spending the day on the trail or camping overnight, remember to pick up...

Georgia Agriculture Commissioner Launches New Campaign Connecting Consumers with Local Farmers Markets

Georgia Agriculture Commissioner Tyler J Harper announced the launch of “Meet Me at the Market,” a new statewide campaign that spotlights...

No Fly in June and July: Canada Geese This Summer

In late spring and early summer, you might note that Canada geese become more noticeable in many Georgia communities. Why is...

Governor Kemp Signs Rep. Chas Cannon’s Legislation to Bring Hunter Safety Education to Georgia Classrooms

State Representative Chas Cannon (R-Moultrie), House co-chair of the Sportsmen’s Caucus, announces that Governor Brian Kemp recently signed Senate Bill 148,...

Georgia Protected Species List Open for Nominations

Georgia’s list of protected wildlife is being updated. And during June, the state Department of Natural Resources is asking Georgians for...