Our mission is to protect Georgia through ecological and economic solutions for stewardship, conservation, and sustainable use of the land and its resources.
What We Do
The Georgia Conservancy's five programmatic areas work throughout the state to advance our mission. Learn more.
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In April 2024, the Georgia Conservancy issued public comments requesting that Georgia EPD reject Twin Pines Minerals’ Revised Mining Land Use Plan and deny the Surface Mining Permit
The Georgia Farmland Conservation Act, which passed during the 2023 Legislation Session, will offer farmland owners a financial incentive to conserve lands when faced with pressure to develop.
Advocating for a geographically-based approach to solutions that begin with the adaptation, reuse, and expansion of housing stock in proximity to the necessities of life.
From lessening entanglements with fishing gear to minimizing interactions with vessels, the Georgia Conservancy is focused on protecting our state marine mammal - the critically endangered North Atlantic right whale.
The Georgia Conservancy is working to identify opportunities to protect and restore coastal marshland with historical, cultural, and/or spiritual significance to local communities.
The Georgia Conservancy and partners with the Georgia Sentinel Landscape are expanding prescribed fire and firebreak-related practices in a 60-county focus area.
Blueprints for Successful Communities is considering future design and development scenarios for the downtown areas of two coastal Georgia communities - Darien and St. Marys
The Georgia Conservancy is at the State Capitol every day of the legislative session advocating for our natural resources and communities. Stay up-to-date with our weekly legislative reports.
Upcoming Trips & EVENTS
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Learn More About Our Stewardship Trips Program
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APRIL 4
Davidson-Arabia Mountain Day Hike
Stewardship Trip
April 11 - 13
Altamaha River Weekend Paddle
Stewardship Trip
MAY 3
Burning For Birds - Glennville
Field Day
May 9 - 11
Lower Flint River Weekend Paddle
Stewardship Trip
June 7
National Trails Day Service Project
Service Day
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Georgia Conservancy Natural Partners
Our Natural Partners are the Georgia Conservancy’s strongest allies in the protection and stewardship of our state’s natural resources. By becoming a Natural Partner, you are investing in the future of Georgia - its people and its places.
A Natural Partner is:
A corporate sponsor of the Georgia Conservancy that is investing in Georgia's future
A company that cares about brand awareness and community recognition for their philanthropic support
A company that believes in the importance of authentic employee engagement
A company that values creative community-based activation that utilizes genuine word-of-mouth marketing techniques.
