By DIRK STEVENSON As you know, southeastern Georgia is renowned for its impressive diversity of native turtles. From venerable landlubbers like box turtles and gopher tortoises to our varied...
By: Paul Grimes Middle school science teacher Gretchen Estrada runs the “Camo Club,” an after-school program designed to get students involved in hunting, fishing and the outdoors. After making sure...
By: Linda May In late summer and early fall, ruby-throated hummingbirds are migrating south even as orb weaver spiders are increasing in size and becoming more noticeable. While hummingbirds regularly...
By: Elliot Ambrose, Georgia DNR Public Affairs Intern The war on Georgia’s invasive species: Part II Growing native in Georgia With their variety of colors, shapes and textures, exotic plants...
By: Dallas Ingram, Georgia DNR wildlife biologist Wildlife biologists with the Georgia Department of Natural Resources’ Wildlife Resources Division recently completed breeding bird counts on several wildlife management areas (WMAs)...
By: Elliot Ambrose, Georgia DNR Public Affairs Intern The war on Georgia’s invasive species: Part I There are invaders among us. Large and small, they have infiltrated and spread, displacing...
Say “prescribed fire” and most picture drip torches, smoke and yellow Nomex. We tend to think in phrases such as acres burned, rare species helped, habitats restored. None of which...
By: Trina Morris, Georgia DNR Wildlife Biologist Just a couple of years ago, a survey at Black Diamond Tunnel was one of the highlights of our seasonal checks of bat...
By Jodi Killen Founded in 1988, the Devil’s Backbone Hunting Club consists of 4,700 contiguous acres in Meriwether and Talbot counties. Our property borders the west side of the Pigeon...
By Rick Lavender When it comes to Hirst Brothers’ panic grass, Georgia went from zero to 500 – and from potential player to world leader – in one hot August...