The Nature Conservancy in Georgia - Georgia Chapter Preserves

The Nature Conservancy has protected some of Georgia’s most beautiful and imperiled natural areas. From the Blue Ridge Mountains to the Atlantic Ocean, we have worked to protect more than 275,000 acres of swamps, rivers, forests, dunes, and other vibrant ecosystems. Selected for their diversity, The Nature Conservancy works to safeguard places that are havens for many of Georgia’s natural treasures like majestic old-growth forests, rare lilies, and animals found nowhere else in the world. Follow the links below to take a virtual tour of some of the state’s most breathtaking and threatened areas, protected through a wide range of partnerships and with your support.

Banks Lake Black's Bluff Broxton Rocks Camp Meeting Rock Carr's Island Charles Harrold Dry Creek Swamp Heggie's Rock Holly Creek Marshall Forest Moody Forest Natural Area Oakbin Pond Ohoopee Dunes Reed Branch Wet Meadow Williams Bluff	Altamaha River Chattahoochee Fall Line Conasauga River Coosa Basin Etowah River Fort Benning Fort Gordon Fort Stewart Grand Bay Banks Lake Lower Flint River Basin Red Hills Savannah River Basin	Chattachoochee National Recreation Area Chattahoochee National Forest Chickasawhatchee Swamp Cumberland Island Okefenokee National Wildlife Refuge and Wilderness Area Sea Islands and Estuaries Wassaw Island
Nature picture credits (top): Savannah River/Catesby Trillum © Mark Godfrey/Nate Thomas; (left to right): Salt Marsh © Marc Del Santo; Chattaahoochie River © Mark Godfrey; Nesting Swallow-taled kite © Gina Zimmerman.