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Georgia
Conservation at Nature's Scale
The Nature Conservancy is a big organization with a big vision. We work in the most critical places so that we can have a lasting impact. Nowhere is that more true than right here in Georgia. For decades, committed supporters like you have helped us protect more than 317,000 acres, safeguard the rivers that traverse our state and care for our envied coast.
News and Events
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Do you LIKE Georgia?
Want to know when you can get outside and volunteer with The Nature Conservancy in Georgia? Then be sure you LIKE us on Facebook!
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Come Fly With Us!
Thousands of migratory birds like Moonbird the red knot rely on a healthy Georgia coast as a stop-over for food and rest. Meet Moonbird and learn about this annual epic journey.
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Nature in the City
Visit the High Museum of Art to see Gogo: Nature Transformed and receive a Nature Conservancy discount during the run of this exhibit of the work of Gogo Ferguson, an artist who is inspired by the Georgia coast.
Latest Photos
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Nature's Firebirds
Meet some American birds, including some found in Georgia that depend on the restorative power of natural fires to create the habitat they need to survive.
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Is Corn on the Menu for Your Summer Barbecue?
Meet Georgia farmer Preston Jimmerson and learn about cutting-edge technology that is helping Preston use less water to grow the corn on your plate.
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Sand, Sun and...Shipping?
Do you associate the Georgia coast with relaxing days on the beach? It certainly can offer respite and recreation. But the Atlantic Ocean is a busy place – find out why!
Latest Videos
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Do you Hear the Call of the Ocean?
Watch this video about how oyster reefs and marshes can help protect coastal communities like those here in Georgia from storms and sea level rise.
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Floodplains: They’re A Good Thing
Floodplains – or relatively flat areas that border a river and are prone to flooding – are some of the most valuable places on Earth, both for people and wildlife.
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LEAF 2013: A New Year Begins
Our high school internship program sends Georgia kids around the country to experience nature. As the 2013 applicants are selected, check out last year’s group of girls who worked for a month in Florida.
Recent Press
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