The Conservancy has protected more than 272,000 acres in Georgia.

Oyster shells needed for restoration project
Coastal Georgia conservation partners are collecting oyster shells to use for the Living Shoreline Restoration Project on Sapelo Island. Read more. 

Leaving a Legacy of Conservation
Elliott Mackle and George Mende of Georgia want to leave a conservation legacy to future generations. Read about the experiences that inspired them to join the Conservancy's Legacy Club.

Read about our conservation successes throughout the year in the 2008 Georgia Annual Report. (PDF, 2MB)

Volunteer Work Party Planned for Jan. 24
Start the new year off by volunteering with the Conservancy. Join staff and other volunteers at a work party at Holly Creek Preserve in north Georgia. 2009 volunteer work party schedule.
   

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.

Mother gopher tortoise captivates scientists
Randy Tate witnesses a wonder of nature. View the video.

Rare salamander found
Ecologist Nate Thomas describes an unexpected surprise on Lookout Mountain.

Painted buntings flock to Georgia island
Read why Little St. Simons Island is a haven for migratory birds.

Computer Technology Used to Save Water in Southwest GA

Watch a compelling new video produced by Assignment Earth to learn how the Conservancy and its partners are using cutting-edge technology to save water and boost the economy of a rural agriculture community.