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Local Women’s Group, Artemis Georgia of Georgia Wildlife Federation, Hosts Fishing Opportunities for New Participants
Covington, GA – On June 6th, five ladies kicked off Artemis Georgia’s summer fishing events with a Lake Juliette striped bass-guided trip. All Seasons Guide Service hosted a safe and comfortable experience for the women teaching them skills to continue participation...
read moreHave the Best Summer Ever with this Outdoor Activity Bingo Card
If you were not at the Keeping Georgia Wild Festival or did not get a bingo card from our booth, you’re in luck! We have it for you right here: KID'S SUMMER BINGO CARD We made this bingo card to give kids something awesome to work on throughout the summer instead of...
read moreArtemis Georgia Expands Horizons for Women through 2023 Turkey Hunting Workshop
Engage, encourage, and empower women in conservation through hunting, fishing, and shooting sports. Covington, GA – In early May, six ladies headed into the northwest Georgia hillsides in pursuit of eastern wild turkey wrapping up Artemis Georgia’s 2023 turkey hunting...
read moreUGA Tournament – R3 in Action
By: Carson Love The R3 Initiative primarily focuses on hunting and encapsulates hunters' recruitment, retention, and reactivation through Georgia Wildlife Federation programs. However, at the Warnell School of Forestry and Natural Resources Annual Sporting Clays...
read moreHistoric Wildlife Bill Will Help Prevent Extinctions in Georgia
Covington, GA - New bipartisan legislation in the Senate will dedicate up to $1.4 billion each year to locally-led efforts to prevent extinctions and help wildlife thrive for future generations. The Recovering America’s Wildlife Act will send roughly $27.4 million to...
read moreGeorgian’s Right to Fish Rivers Saved in Closing Seconds of General Assembly
Update May 2, 2023 - SB 115 was signed into law on May 2! This is a tremendous step in assuring anglers have the rights we always assumed they did. Governor Kemp's signing letter states that his office received many calls concerning this legislation. The Camo...
read moreAlbany State – 2 Firearm Trainings in 1 Day
By: Coral Minchey For 10 Albany Students, a day of firearm training was the perfect way to fill a Friday morning and afternoon. On March 31st, Albany State University students and Coach Dan Land joined me for a day of shotgun training to prepare for future hunting...
read moreFort Valley State University Students Participate in Target Shooting Class
Program breaks down barriers to hunting and target shooting. Students test to see which eye is dominant. Fort Valley, GA – The Academics Afield Program, operated by Georgia Wildlife Federation, hosted its first event for Fort Valley State University students. Public...
read moreHouse Subcommittee Hears Testimony on Value of Okefenokee Swamp Despite No Opportunity for a Vote
Is mining worth the risk of turning the Okefenokee into the next Everglades Covington, GA – It’s extremely unusual for a Georgia bill to have 91 co-signers. It’s even more unusual for a bill with that much bipartisan support to not make it to the floor for a vote....
read moreJob Announcement: Special Events & Tradeshows Assistant
GWF is looking for a Special Events & Tradeshows Assistant to support all administrative duties for fundraising events as well as support for the Executive Assistant. This position reports to the Sportsmen's Program Manager. Location: Covington, GA Hours: Three days a...
read moreSecret Life of S’mammals
A conversation between two small mammal researchers: Dr. JT Pynne (Georgia Wildlife Federation) and Ivy Yen (PhD Student at the University of Maine). Most plants grow from seeds, but how do those seeds get there? Seed dispersal is the method by which plants spread...
read moreAlbany State University Students Harvest Squirrel in a Free Learn-to-Hunt Program
Community comes together to pass along hunting knowledge to the next generation Albany, GA – On February 17th, eleven Albany State University (ASU) students received firearm training at Flint River Skeet & Trap Club by members of the community. The following day, six...
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