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Long live the longleaf pines: National Fish and Wildlife Foundation awards restoration funds for multiple GA projects
1+ mon, 1+ week ago (434+ words) Read Long live the longleaf pines: National Fish and Wildlife Foundation awards restoration funds for multiple GA projects by Mark Lannaman for SaportaReport here....
Madison-Morgan Conservancy receives prestigious national accreditation, enabling conservancy to work with more landowners
5+ mon, 2+ week ago (327+ words) The Madison-Morgan Conservancy achieved national accreditation from the Land Trust Accreditation Commission, an independent program of the Land Trust Alliance, in late February. The accreditation comes on the 25th anniversary of the founding of the conservancy, which was originally founded as…...
Georgia Bird Fest Is a Celebration of Spring Migration
5+ mon, 3+ week ago (166+ words) It’s been a long, cold winter for birders. Don’t get me wrong: winter birding can be fun. There are weird ducks, sneaky sparrows, and less foliage to contend with when trying to spot birds up in the trees. But nothing…...
A Century Later, Georgia’s Birds Still Need Us
7+ mon, 2+ week ago (412+ words) By Adam Betuel, Executive Director, Birds Georgia On a warm July evening in 1926, more than 400 Purple Martins roosted in shade trees along Capitol Avenue – making a pit stop in Atlanta during their annual fall migration. But the birds’ presence wasn’t…...
Designing for resilience is no longer optional, and parks play a crucial role
8+ mon, 1+ day ago (617+ words) By Teri Nye, Park Pride’s Director of Park Visioning For Gena Wirth, designing for resilience isn’t a nice-to-have or a cherry on top — it’s a necessity. Gena is Design Principal & Partner at SCAPE Studio, a landscape architecture and urban design…...
Reporter's Notebook: Shipman at South Arts, Right whale spotted off S.C., 'Civil Sights' book signing
9+ mon, 1+ week ago (1004+ words) South Arts names Doug Shipman as next president and CEO South Arts has selected Doug Shipman to serve as its next president and CEO, effective Jan. 20. He will lead the regional arts organization as it enters its 50th anniversary year. Shipman,…...
Just Launched: Georgia’s State Wildlife Action Plan
10+ mon, 2+ week ago (657+ words) By 2035, Georgia’s landscapes may look vastly different, both in the wild and in the way we care for them. Guiding the state through the next decade of ecological stewardship is the newly released 2025–2035 Georgia State Wildlife Action Plan (SWAP), a…...
Amphibians in our American future
11+ mon, 4+ day ago (836+ words) Frosted Flatwoods Salamanders have lost 90% of their population since 2000 and are at risk of extinction. Here’s a young “Frosty,” Ambystoma cingulatum, which was born in the conservation lab at Amphibian Foundation as part of the first successful breeding of this…...
Bird-Safe Buildings: Small Changes, Big Impact
11+ mon, 3+ week ago (172+ words) By Adam Betuel, Birds Georgia Twice each year, billions of birds take on the incredible journey of migration. Migrating primarily at night, the birds use our setting sun and stars as their guide, making occasional stops along the way to…...