Nearly 30 projects across Georgia supported through Land and Water Conservation Fund. The Georgia Department of Natural Resources (DNR) has announced the grant applicants who have been selected to move
Worldwide birdwatching event starts on February 12. Lots of people turned to birdwatching during the past year, seeking enjoyment and relaxation. Chickadees, cardinals, finches and other birds are doing their
Big bumblebees take time to learn the locations of the best flowers, new research shows. Meanwhile smaller bumblebees – which have a shorter flight range and less carrying capacity –
Georgia Power offers simple tips, energy saving tools as winter temperatures arrive. With the official arrival of winter and cold temperatures in the weather forecast, Georgia Power is reminding customers that
Pandemic drove many people into nature for the first time in years. What does it take to get some people to go outside and experience nature? For some urban dwellers,
Volunteers Asked to Report Monarch Winter Sightings Each fall, thousands of monarch butterflies stream across the southern U.S. on their journey to wintering grounds in central Mexico. In the spring,
Georgia is offering a helping hand to projects that help people experience the animals, plants and natural habitats emphasized in Georgia’s State Wildlife Action Plan. The help comes by way
Go Draw a Fish! Students have the opportunity to win prizes and recognition while learning about state-fish species, behaviors, aquatic habitats, and conservation. Using art, the Georgia Fish Art Contest
Fall is a wonderful time to visit the State Botanical Garden of Georgia at UGA in Athens. As temperatures begin to cool, this time of year is often thought of
Imagine 20,000 semi-truck tankers filled with fresh water. That’s how much Walton EMC is saving every day due to its innovative solar power efforts. Those efforts were recently recognized when