Our Impact on Conservation In Georgia
Protecting and Connecting with Georgia’s Land Since 1967
Current Focus
Right now, Georgia Conservancy is leading efforts across the state to protect and preserve our most vital natural resources. We’re working to:
Each of these priorities reflects our deep commitment to protecting what makes Georgia special— for today and for generations to come.
Advocacy at the State Capitol
Our Advocacy Work
The Georgia Conservancy has a long history of advocating for the protection and conservation of Georgia’s natural resources at the local, state and federal levels.
We’re working year-round on key issues such as transportation, energy, water resources, land conservation, and development to make Georgia a place where all people and the environment thrive.
Georgia Environmental Education & Impact
Our Impact Report
We’ve helped protect iconic places like Cumberland Island, the Chattahoochee River, and Georgia’s longleaf pine forests. Download the report to see our full impact.
we’ve helped protect
500,000+
acres of Georgia land since 1967.
Land, Water, and Wildlife Conservation in Georgia
Major Projects
Our Team Includes Conservation & Policy Experts, Ecologists, Community Planners and Supporters
Who Is Helping Shape Georgia’s Future From the Ground Up
“I would’ve never experienced these wild places without the Conservancy.”
“I’ve loved every stewardship trip, but the ones to Cumberland, Sapelo, and Ossabaw stand out most. I likely would’ve never visited Sapelo or Ossabaw without the Georgia Conservancy. Their trips open doors to the wild corners of Georgia most people never see.”
Land, Water, and Community
News & Updates
Latest trips and events
This Is Your Georgia
our affiliations
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Adventure Behind-the-Scenes
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