Author: Georgia DNR, Wildlife Resources Division

May 08 2026

Fishing, Georgia Wildlife

Georgia Fishing Report: April 24, 2026

by Georgia DNR, Wildlife Resources Division

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One morning, 10-year-old Max Collins landed the fish of a lifetime while bass fishing in Georgia. Max caught an impressive 8-pound, 11-ounce largemouth bass in Morgan County on a spinner...

May 05 2026

Conservation, Georgia Wildlife

Click to Support Georgia Wildlife

by Georgia DNR, Wildlife Resources Division

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From conserving bald eagles to rare reptiles, helping Georgia wildlife is easy online.

#GADNR, Biodiversity, GeorgiaWildlife, GiveWildlifeaChance, Wildlife, WildlifeConservation, WildTuesday

Apr 28 2026

Conservation, Georgia Wildlife

A Blom-What?

by Georgia DNR, Wildlife Resources Division

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Blomquist Foray finds many mini-sized plant surprises at Ohoopee Dunes

#GADNR, BlomquistForay2026, Botanizing, Bryology, FieldBotany, GeorgiaWildlife, LichenDiversity, Lichenology, MossLove, NativePlants, NonVascularPlants, OhoopeeDunes, Wildlife

Apr 24 2026

Fishing, Georgia Wildlife

Georgia Fishing Report: April 24, 2026

by Georgia DNR, Wildlife Resources Division

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If you’re planning a trip to South Georgia, it’s important to be aware of current wildfire conditions affecting the area. Due to ongoing wildfire activity, visitors are strongly encouraged to...

Apr 21 2026

Conservation, Georgia Wildlife

Suwannee Alligator Snappers’ Appeal and Peril

by Georgia DNR, Wildlife Resources Division

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Big turtles, big problems.

#GADNR, AlligatorSnappingTurtle, EndangeredSpecies, GeorgiaWildlife, Herpetology, NatureFacts, NaturePhotography, RiverLife, RiverMonsters, SaveTheTurtles, SpeciesRecovery, TurtleConservation, Wildlife, WildlifeConservation

Apr 17 2026

Fishing, Georgia Wildlife

Georgia Fishing Report: April 17, 2026

by Georgia DNR, Wildlife Resources Division

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Spring is a prime time for crappie fishing across Georgia, as warming water temperatures trigger fish to move into shallow areas to spawn. During this period, crappie can often be...

Apr 14 2026

Conservation, Georgia Wildlife

Coast Has New Bird Island Sites, Safeguards

by Georgia DNR, Wildlife Resources Division

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DNR is informing coastal boaters and visitors about new Bird Island places and protections.

#BirdConservation, #CoastalGeorgia, #ForTheBirds, #GACoast, #GADNR, #NestProtection, GeorgiaWildlife, Wildlife

Apr 10 2026

Fishing, Georgia Wildlife

Georgia Fishing Report: April 10, 2026

by Georgia DNR, Wildlife Resources Division

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If you’re looking to add a little adrenaline to your fishing adventures, it doesn’t get much wilder than noodling. Known as hand fishing, this bold Southern tradition trades rods and...

Apr 07 2026

Conservation, Georgia Wildlife

How Sapsuckers Help Hummers

by Georgia DNR, Wildlife Resources Division

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Hummingbirds are no saps when it comes shadowing sapsuckers for sugary snacks.

#BirdBehavior, #BirdFacts, #DidYouKnowNature, #FeatheredFriends, #GADNR, #Sapsucker, BirdWatching, GeorgiaWildlife, Wildlife

Mar 31 2026

Conservation, Georgia Wildlife

Mudpuppy Madness in March

by Georgia DNR, Wildlife Resources Division

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The big salamanders caught in a north Georgia lake in March were record-setters.

#ExploreGA, #GADNR, #GeorgiaAmphibians, #RareFind, #WaterDogs, #WeGotGills, Amphibians, GeorgiaWildlife, Mudpuppy, Wildlife