The Conservancy has protected more than 275,000 acres in Georgia.

Green Development Practices
Scientists demonstrate environmentally-friendly stormwater management practices in the Etowah River basin in north Georgia.

Conservancy Hosts Forest Conservation Forum Business leaders gathered in Atlanta to explore forest protection as an economical solution to reducing the amount of climate-changing carbon released into the atmosphere. Read more.

It's still not easy bein' green
Blogger Clay Carington writes about the plight of the gopher frog and the Conservancy's efforts to repopulate this imperiled at Williams Bluffs Preserve in southwest Georgia.  

Volunteer at Reed Branch Wet Meadow Preserve on Saturday, July 25
Join staff and other volunteers at Reed Branch Wet Meadow Preserve in north Georgia. View details and full volunteer work party schedule.

   

RCW chicks are born at Moody Forest Preserve
Chuck Martin, preserve manager, writes about new additions to the forest.

Confessions of a Conservationist
Scientist Rob Sutter, based in Savannah, Ga., recently traveled to Tanzania to help protect Africa's wildlife. Read excerpts from his travel diary.

An outdoor classroom
University of Montana student Jacob Quigley travels to Georgia to get a lesson in prescribed fire.

Bird's eye view
Perched atop a tower, Sara Gottlieb gains new perspective on conservation.

Lessons from the farm
Sherry Crawley gets a lesson in corn, conservation and community.

Wild About Georgia's Coast

Nature.org talks with scientist Mary Conley about efforts to restore and protect a stretch of coast that includes Georgia's 100-mile shoreline. Learn more.

Download the Georgia program's 2009 Spring Update, with the latest on our coastal conservation work.

Learn why Georgia's Altamaha Delta attracts flocks of imperiled birds like the American oystercatcher.