The September 18 gala in Atlanta will honor Okefenokee champions and the founder of Paddle Georgia.

The free mobile app for canoe and kayak paddlers now has real-time warnings about water levels and e coli on Georgia water trails thanks to support from the Georgia Recreational Trails Program.

Safe Boating Week May 17-23 encourages Georgians to spread the message of boating safety and wearing a life jacket

Georgia Rivers family scholarships give low-to-moderate income families the opportunity to participate in one of eight upcoming canoe/kayak adventures on Georgia rivers for free or at greatly reduced costs.

Georgia Rivers and partners will offer low-cost Kayaking 101 instruction at multiple locations across Georgia on Saturday, May 17 in celebration of National Safe Boating Week.

Georgia Rivers is hosting a two-day, two-night canoe/kayak adventure April 25-27 that will make use of the new “paddle-in” campsites developed as part of the Chattahoochee RiverLands project. This will be among the first opportunities to use these facilities in an organized group setting.

Georgia Rivers offers a series of kayak skills and water safety classes designed to build confidence and develop skills for paddlers of all levels.

Georgia Rivers opens scholarship applications for ACA Kayak Instructor Certification Prep Course and Certification Exam

New water trails and safety features to be added to the Georgia River Guide app in 2025

Paddle Georgia offers scholarships to teachers for environmental education.