Birds Georgia receives a conservation grant to remove invasive species near the Chattahoochee River

Conservation: SouthWings Okefenokee

By Laura Early, SouthWings Eastern Program Director North America’s largest blackwater wetland, the Okefenokee Swamp, covers more than 400,0

The Bird Nerds of Big Ivy

North American bird populations have been in steep decline for decades, in part due to habitat loss. In one forest near the Blue Ridge Parkw

City of Athens hires goats to remove invasive species

The City of Athens has found its long-awaited solution to invasive species and overgrowth along its bike path.

Thousands of Fish Found Dead in Chattahoochee River, Possibly Due to Recent Heavy Rainfall

The Chattooga River: A Complete Guide to One of the Southeast’s Most Iconic Wild Rivers

The Chattooga River is a 57-mile river that forms much of the border between Georgia and South Carolina before flowing into Lake Tugaloo. Fl

Hundreds of invasive yellow-legged hornets that kill honeybees recorded in Georgia

The Georgia Department of Agriculture has captured at least 866 yellow-legged hornets in 2026, and eradicated 44 nests so far this year.