Georgia Wildlife Blog

Feb 24 2012

Share the Beach on Your Vacation

by Georgia DNR, Wildlife Resources Division

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As you plan your spring break and summer vacations to Georgia’s coast, remember that your family won’t be the only ones enjoying the beach. As the weather warms up, many...

Feb 13 2012

Hunting

NASP State Tournament Taking Shape

by Georgia DNR, Wildlife Resources Division

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Over 600 students have already competed in this year’s National Archery in the Schools Program (NASP) Regionals, with one final regional tournament remaining. With four regionals complete, the NASP State...

Jan 11 2012

Fishing

Christmas Trees Create Bass Fishing Opportunities

by Georgia DNR, Wildlife Resources Division

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Did you ever think your old Christmas tree could help you catch more bass? Christmas trees can be used to improve near-shore fish habitats, which is why the Marietta Bassmasters installed...

Dec 29 2011

Boating, Law Enforcement

Publications Feature Georgia DNR

by Georgia DNR, Wildlife Resources Division

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The law enforcement section of the Georgia DNR Wildlife Resources Division is featured multiple times in the November-December 2011 issue of Small Craft Advisory (SCA). SCA published an article on Georgia’s use...

Dec 16 2011

Hunting

Waterfowl and Deer Seasons Going Strong

by Georgia DNR, Wildlife Resources Division

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The first of two adult/child hunts at Rum Creek WMA took place Dec. 10, where groups in attendance saw plenty of wood ducks, gadwalls, mallards and green winged teal. Butler...

Dec 01 2011

Hunting

Hunting in Full Swing

by Georgia DNR, Wildlife Resources Division

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With waterfowl season opening Nov. 19, hunting in Georgia is in full swing. The first Butler Island quota hunt this season set a new record for quota hunts on the island! 414...

Oct 31 2011

Law Enforcement

Law Enforcement Training Never Stops

by Georgia DNR, Wildlife Resources Division

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Not many have what it takes to become part of the Law Enforcement Section of the Wildlife Resources Division. One must complete 18 weeks of law enforcement training just to become...

Oct 13 2011

Conservation

Torching Habitat to Help it

by Georgia DNR, Wildlife Resources Division

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What do blow torches have to do with mountain bogs? Habitat restoration. Mountain bogs are one of the most critically endangered habitats of the Southern Appalachians. A primary threat to...

Sep 01 2011

Fishing

Fishing Report from Region II (Northeast Georgia)

by Georgia DNR, Wildlife Resources Division

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Our north Georgia streams are low and clear and hot! However, some good fishing opportunities are still out there for your holiday weekend fun; just pick carefully. River Bass and...

Aug 16 2011

Conservation

Old Road, New Lot Opening Door to More of Dawson Forest

by Georgia DNR, Wildlife Resources Division

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Good news for all who hunt, fish, bird, hike or paddle at Dawson Forest: The wildlife management area near Dawsonville will soon be more accessible and safer! A road closed since...