Conserving the
Altamaha River
The two largest cypress trees in Georgia are found on land recently protected along the Altamaha River at the Townsend Wildlife Management Area. Learn more.
What's New
Join staff and other volunteers at the Sapelo Island Visitors Center on January 27, 30 and throughout February to help with oyster reef restoration. Get the details.
Make a New Year's resolution to volunteer for conservation in 2010. Check out the 2010 Volunteer Work Party Schedule and learn how you can make a difference.
Georgia Governor Sonny Perdue recognizes the Conservancy's land conservation efforts with a 2009 Conserve Georgia Award.
Georgia Director Shelly Lakly is recognized by both the Georgia Trend Magazine and the Atlanta Business Chronicle as one of 2009's 40 Under 40.
The Atlanta-based UPS Foundation awards $250,000 to Conservancy projects in Brazil, China and Africa.
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Get Involved
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Our Woods
For the first time in 2 years, the sounds of red-cockaded woodpeckers are heard at Moody Forest. Read more.
Our Waters
Staff and partners demonstrate environmentally-friendly stormwater practices in the Etowah River basin.
Our Coast
The governors of GA, FL, NC, and SC pledge to work together to manage and protect coastal recources. Learn about the South Atlantic Alliance.
Our Publications
Read about our conservation successes in the 2009 Fall Report.
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