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As the clock ticks for Georgia pet owners who own reptiles newly regulated by the state, a sense of responsibility and commitment to preserving native...

SOCIAL CIRCLE – The clock is ticking for Georgia pet owners who have any of the six reptile species newly regulated by the state to get their pets tagged and

Jun. 19—ATLANTA — Gov. Brian Kemp recognized three corporate forest landowners recently for their stewardship and land management practices benefiting wildlife across Georgia. Weyerhaeuser, Forest Investment Associates and Georgia Power

Good Day viewer information for June 20, 2023.

Keeneland Library Director Becky Ryder to Retire; Roda Ferraro Named as Successor

Sea turtle and manatee season is here, and have been spotted for the first time this spring in Georgia and South Carolina. Here's what boaters and beachgoers need to know.

Daniel Sollenberger of the Georgia Department of Natural Resources answers two of the most common questions about snakes he receives this time of year.

SOCIAL CIRCLE – Georgia’s popular Youth Birding Competition returns to its roots this year while still offering the wider timeframe for birding adopted during the pandemic.

A local police officer is among the regular users of the semi-permanent encampments on the state Heritage Preserve, for decades. But the Department of Natural Resources began removing structures Monday, Feb. 13.

SOCIAL CIRCLE — Citing threats from non-native species, the Georgia Department of Natural Resources has expanded limits on animals that can be bought, sold or kept as pets in the