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 305,000 acres, safeguard the rivers that traverse our state and care for our envied coast.

 

Earth Day 2012

The Nature Conservancy in Georgia celebrated Earth Day and Picnic for the Planet with flair. See photos from our events!

Mussel Love at First Sight

Spring is here, and that means Georgia’s freshwater mussels are feeling frisky. Watch this video to witness the drama of mussel dating.

Creative Conservation on the Flint River

New ideas are saving billions of gallons of water to help farmers and endangered wildlife.

Paddle the Altamaha

Throughout the spring and summer, join our partner at Fort King George state historic site for canoe trips on the Altamaha River to see sites The Nature Conservancy has helped protect.

Guided Tours of Heggie’s Rock

Visit this unique preserve near Augusta on April 14 or May 5. Reservations required.

Guided Tours of Broxton Rocks

Enjoy a guided tour of “The Rocks” near Vidalia on May 5 or May 19. Reservations required.

Visit Charles Harrold

Get outside! Take a trip to the first preserve the Conservancy established in Georgia. Look for rare plants like the Georgia plume, and you might even see a gopher tortoise or two!

Atlantic Aquarium

From oyster reefs to virtual touch tanks, discover the animals and habitats beyond the Georgia coast

What Makes a River Healthy?

On several rivers across the country, including the Savannah here in Georgia, the Conservancy is finding new ways to answer this question.


How Can You Leave a Legacy?

Jeannie Wright, chair of The Nature Conservancy in Georgia’s Board of Trustees, shares why she created a lasting legacy for the natural world.

Reality TV in Georgia: Gopher Frogs

Watch a recent episode of Georgia Outdoors and learn how The Nature Conservancy is helping bring back gopher frogs. Georgia Outdoors is a program on Georgia Public Television that showcases the wonders and challenges of our state’s natural resources.

See Our Charles Harrold Preserve

Watch a local news report about this small but special preserve in Candler County.

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