Antennas Up for Bats, Birds and More
Stronger detection "fence" aimed at answering questions about bat migration. But it's also tracking other animals on the move.
Georgia Fishing Report: August 29, 2025
by Georgia DNR, Wildlife Resources Division
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In Georgia, fishing is more than a pastime, it’s part of our way of life. That’s why the Georgia Department of Natural Resources is working hard to keep our waters...
Autumn Rituals: Celebrating Dove Hunting Traditions
by Georgia DNR, Wildlife Resources Division
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Guest Post By: Lanier Clegg, U.S. Fish and Wildlife Service Fellowship, tradition, and enjoying the outdoors are all words people use to describe why they appreciate dove hunting. While some...
Muddy Work of Surveying for Crayfish
by Georgia DNR, Wildlife Resources Division
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Tri-state effort to learn more about crawdads digs deep for data.
Georgia Fishing Report: August 22, 2025
by Georgia DNR, Wildlife Resources Division
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Fishing is one of those simple pleasures that does wonders for your mental health. There’s just something about being near the water, casting a line, and waiting in the quiet...
Epic Migrations of … Insects?
by Georgia DNR, Wildlife Resources Division
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These bugs don't take a backseat when it comes to long-distance journeys.
Georgia Fishing Report: August 15, 2025
by Georgia DNR, Wildlife Resources Division
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Night fishing is a great option during the blazing hot Georgia summer. Just check out Gregg and his recent nighttime catch from a recent night fishing trip at Don Carter...
Where the Kites Are
by Georgia DNR, Wildlife Resources Division
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Aerial ballet of predator and prey plays out over south Georgia fields.
Georgia Fishing Report: August 8, 2025
by Georgia DNR, Wildlife Resources Division
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School is back in session. Bet the kids are jealous that fish have “schooling” opportunities all year long. 🙂 Want to ask those weary-school students how their week went? Reward...
Mussel Magic You Won’t Believe
by Georgia DNR, Wildlife Resources Division
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The illusory ability of some Georgia mussels is more than hocus-pocus -- it's survival.