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Fact Georgia currently has 67 plant and animal species that are listed as federally endangered and threatened.

We Do Our Part Georgia's natural areas support some of the world's most diverse populations of plant and animal species. With that comes the responsibility to be good stewards of our natural areas so we, and future generations can enjoy them. In 2002, the Georgia Conservancy called for a statewide land conservation program. In 2006, the general assembly passed, and Governor Perdue signed this legislation. We look forward to supporting the implementation of this innovative plan with our conservation partners. Effective environmental advocacy and education by Georgia Conservancy will continue to play a vital role in the conservation of our state's natural areas.


Current Issues
Comments on Proposed National Forest Sale
Read why the Georgia Conservancy opposes this proposal.
A Call to Action: Save the Ochlockonee River
Learn about this amazing Georgia treasure and what you can do to help protect it.
Archived Natural Areas Articles
Events
Jul 26, 2008
Cloudland Canyon Caving: An exclusive tour of one Georgia`s unique caves.
Oct 24, 2008
Sapelo Island Weekend: Stay in the Reynolds Mansion on Georgia`s fourth-largest barrier island.
Oct 31, 2008
Okefenokee Canoe Weekend: A weekend with the host of television`s "The Natural South", Cathy Sakas.

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