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The purpose of the Camo Coalition is To create an active and informed group of hunters and anglers who are willing to get involved to protect the wildlife management and outdoor recreation interests
of Georgia for future generations. Learn more.
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is a unique effort to involve the public and local communities in water quality protection. The program increases public awareness of local water resources and builds partnerships to protect our most precious resource - water. Learn more.
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is a group of individuals and organizations working to ensure that the waters of the state continue to belong to the people of the state. Learn more.
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is a non-profit Georgia conservation organization whose mission is to protect wildlife by increasing public support for wildlife law enforcement. TIP board members are volunteers who share an interest in wildlife and a desire to provide a poaching deterrent by offering a monetary reward for information on wildlife violations. Learn More.
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The Georgia Teaming with Wildlife Coalition is a diverse group of individuals, businesses, government officials, and others, committed to the implementation the Georgia State Wildlife Action Plan. Learn more.
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GWF has been a sponsor of Georgia Hunters for the Hungry since its beginning in 1993. The program aims to feed hungry people throughout Georgia by collecting deer harvested by hunters, processing them into ground venison and then distributing them to the food banks. Learn more. |
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GWF offers hunter safety courses at the Alcovy Conservation Center in Covington, GA. These courses are designed to prepare hunters for safe and ethical hunting. Upon successful completion of the course, participants receive the certification needed to obtain a Georgia hunting license. Learn more. |
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As a nationally recognized pioneer of the Schoolyard Wildlife Habitat program, GWF has helped develop hundreds of educational wildlife habitats at schools throughout the state. Many of these habitats are certified by the National Wildlife Federation, indicating that they meet strict requirements for the four elements - water, cover, places to raise young, food - necessary to attract and sustain wildlife. Learn More.
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