Georgia Wildlife Blog
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Georgia Department of Natural Wildlife Resources Division's mission is to conserve, enhance and promote Georgia's fish and wildlife resources and outdoor heritage through science-driven research, management, regulation, and education. The blog covers topics including hunting, fishing, conservation, boating, research, and law enforcement.
Georgia Wildlife Blog
5d ago
We have a feeling that the rest of 2024 will go by in a blur due to work, school holidays, family gatherings and holiday shopping. Make time slow down just a little by planning a fishing trip, even if it is just for the day or an afternoon. NEWS TO KNOW New State Saltwater Record ..read more
Georgia Wildlife Blog
5d ago
With a first calf and more, right whale calving season is on ..read more
Georgia Wildlife Blog
5d ago
With a first calf and more, right whale calving season is on ..read more
Georgia Wildlife Blog
5d ago
Follow another winter calving season of working to conserve North Atlantic right whales ..read more
Georgia Wildlife Blog
2w ago
Did you know that spot patterns on trout (and other fish) are like human fingerprints, and no two trout have exactly the same spot pattern? Find out how one of our fisheries biologists gives a great personal example showing a brown trout he caught not just once, but twice in the North Georgia Fishing Report ..read more
Georgia Wildlife Blog
2w ago
A DNR-supported video about the next generation of prescribed fire practitioners has earned a regional Emmy nod ..read more
Georgia Wildlife Blog
3w ago
Two rare species native to Georgia are trending in opposite directions ..read more
Georgia Wildlife Blog
1M ago
Get your Bass Slam in Georgia! The Georgia Bass Slam recognizes anglers with the knowledge and skill to catch five (5) different species of black bass in a variety of habitats across the state, and stimulates interest in the conservation and management of black bass and their habitats. Most successful bass slammers would say they ..read more
Georgia Wildlife Blog
1M ago
If you need to exclude bats from a building, here's how to help you and them ..read more
Georgia Wildlife Blog
1M ago
Despite the Halloween sugar hangover, we are hoping to get out to do some trout fishing this weekend. Delayed Harvest streams open today and that means helping some new anglers land a trout. Why take a new angler to a delayed harvest trout stream? From November 1 to May 14, there are five delayed harvest ..read more