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"Georgia was very different, dryer, really not any colder," GCSU biology professor Al Mead said. "The vegetation was completely different: probably open grasslands, similar to the piney woods of east Texas. We had mammoths walking around, giant bison walking around and tortoises the size of the Galapagos tortoise walking around."

Learn how you can make a difference in a student’s life. On Tuesday, January 24, the New Hope Baptist Church North Campus will host a discussion about how to become […]

Georgia College & State paleontologists are learning about ancient climates by unearthing bison that roamed the Brunswick area 58,000 years ago.

They're still discovering new fossils, like a partial skull of a giant bison this past summer with students from the college of Coastal Georgia.

/PRNewswire/ -- Imagine a Georgia—60,000 years ago—where the coastal city of Brunswick was 70 miles from the ocean and most of the state was a great, grassy...

Joe Pepin, the founding principal and teacher, shaped the Alternative Center for...