The Okefenokee is Georgia’s natural climate solution
The swamp’s peat islands are an essential part of the swamp ecosystem and a critical tool in deterring global climate change.
Introducing Freedom to Float Live Stream Series
Hear how river recreation boosts local economies in our summer Freedom to Float Live Stream Series. Tune in to weekly panel conversations with Georgia outfitters and regional advocates to hear just how valuable Georgia rivers are for local economies and quality of life…
Protect the Okefenokee
The Okefenokee Swamp, one of Georgia’s seven natural wonders; the largest blackwater swamp in North America; and a wetland of international importance, is threatened by a proposed titanium mine.
Keep Coal Ash Out of Our Waters
Coal ash is the waste left over from burning coal. It contains toxic metals and cancer-causing chemicals. Learn more about how to help keep toxic coal ash from polluting our water. Coal Ash Legislation Passes! In 2020, Georgia passed its first law addressing the...
