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Georgia

Led by the Georgia Wildlife Resources Division and the Georgia Wildlife Federation, the Georgia Teaming with Wildlife Coalition includes wildlife biologists, hunters & anglers, birdwatchers, hikers, nature-based businesses and other conservationists.

Georgia's Diverse Lands, Waters, and Wildlife

Georgia has a wide variety of habitats ranging from high elevation cliffs to underground caverns, from piedmont granite outcrops to coastal plain pitcherplant bogs, and from headwater streams to the mouth of the Alhambra River. As a result, Georgia is one of the most biologically diverse states in the nation.

Georgia's Wildlife Action Plan identifies 25 different problems affecting wildlife species and habitats including invasive species, altered fire regimes and dam and impoundment construction.  Fortunately, if we invest in the action plan today, we can address these threats and conserve wildlife and vital natural areas for future generations.

A Powerful Coalition to Conserve our Wildlife Heritage

More than 300 organizations and businesses from across Georgia have come together to spread the word about the Georgia Wildlife Action Plan and to secure the funding it needs for success. YOU CAN HELP by joining the coalition, engaging organizations in your community and urging our elected officials to support the federal State Wildlife Grants Program and legislation providing long-term, dedicated funding for wildlife conservation and related education and recreation. The coalition is also working to build partnerships to support increased wildlife funding on the state-level. Stay tuned for more information on this exciting new approach.
 

• Georgia Wildlife Federation Website
• Georgia Wildlife Resources Division Website
   

• Endorsement Form
• How You Can Help
   

• Sample Newsletter Article
• Summary of Georgia's Wildlife Action Plan