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Job Announcement: Hunters for the Hungry Program Coordinator
The Georgia Wildlife Federation’s Hunters for the Hungry Program Coordinator oversees the Hunters for the Hungry program, campaigns, and activities related to fundraising and awareness for the program. Program responsibilities range from coordinating donations,...
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Job Announcement: Private Lands Biologist
The Private Lands Biologists will be responsible for providing technical assistance and conservation planning to private landowners to enhance wildlife habitats and natural resources. The successful candidate will conduct fieldwork, develop conservation plans, and...
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Job Announcements: Private Lands Program Manager
The Private Lands Program Manager will be responsible for providing overseeing the Georgia Wildlife Federation Private Lands Program which provides technical assistance and conservation planning to private landowners who are looking to enhance wildlife habitats and...
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Georgia Wildlife Federation Receives Rocky Mountain Elk Foundation State Grant
Covington, GA – The Rocky Mountain Elk Foundation (RMEF) recently funded Georgia Wildlife Federation’s 2024-2025 SY project titled “Fort Valley State University Academics Afield: Connecting Underrepresented College Students to Conservation through Hunting”. Academics...
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Job Announcement: Georgia Water Coalition – Director of Operations
Now Hiring: Director of Operations for Georgia Water Coalition The Director of Operations for the Georgia Water Coalition is a unique position that coordinates all aspects of the Coalition, including managing the Coalition’s member relationships, budget, fundraising,...
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Georgia Wildlife Federation Earns a Four-Star Rating from Charity Navigator
Continues Designation as a “Give with Confidence” Charity Covington – The Georgia Wildlife Federation (GWF) is proud to announce that it has earned a Four-Star Rating from Charity Navigator, recognizing its strong financial health, accountability, and transparency....
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Georgia R3 Initiative’s Summit Returns to Inspire Innovative Conservation and Outdoor Recreation Programming
Annual event offers collaboration on passing along the traditions of hunting, angling, and sport shooting to others Covington, GA – The GA R3 Summit is back, stirring excitement for innovative conservation and outdoor recreation programming. This annual gathering...
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Georgia Wildlife Federation and Partners Recognized as Clean 13 Heroes by Georgia Water Coalition
Recipients and Supporters Gather from Across the State to Celebrate Every other year, the Georgia Water Coalition (GWC) shines a spotlight on exceptional individuals, businesses, industries, non-profit organizations, and governmental agencies whose remarkable...
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Sometimes Lightning Strikes and We Get Thunder… A Non-Traditional Path into Hunting
Sometimes lightning strikes, and we get thunder... A non-traditional path into hunting Sometimes lightning strikes, and we get thunder. No, I’m not referring to electricity and sonic booms. I’m making a comparison to the specific set of conditions that need to be met...
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Georgia Wildlife Federation’s Academics Afield Program Receives SITKA Ecosystem Grant
Covington, GA – The Academics Afield Program, operated by Georgia Wildlife Federation, was recently awarded $10,000 from the SITKA Ecosystem Grant for encouraging the hunting experience. The Academics Afield program aims to address the need for increased access and...
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Keeping Georgia Wild Family Festival Returns for a Day of Outdoor Adventure and Conservation Education
Annual event offers an opportunity to try archery, tree-climbing, fishing and more MANSFIELD, GA – The annual Keeping Georgia Wild Family Festival, a community event promoting outdoor recreation and conservation education, is back for another exciting year at the...
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Camo Coalition Legislative Update: April 2024
The 2024 legislative session officially ended March 28th! First and foremost, thank you for all your help this session! We would not have made progress on important conservation issues without you. Representatives and Senators acknowledged your calls and emails in...
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