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Wild March weather trend in Georgia:
Trend spotlight: Lesser-known parks offer peaceful eco-tourism with unique features and low crowds.
Hands-on wildlife experiences are trending across Georgia, blending fun with education:
Franklin College leads 9 of 11 UGA Presidential Seed Grants for urgent convergent research.
Key environmental projects:
Gear up your ride with Georgia's new largemouth bass specialty plate – a fun way to boost black bass conservation.
Emma Neigel named new Director of Science and Conservation at Georgia's State Botanical Garden, starting April 6, 2026.
Key strengths:
A growing spotlight on Georgia's lesser-known waters reveals their ecological power:
Georgia's Okefenokee Swamp scores big on conservation and science:
Key moment for land-use balance in Northeast Georgia:
National crisis hits home: Over 6 million feral pigs in 35+ states, heavily concentrated in the South including Georgia.
Spring surge in hands-on volunteer events greening Georgia's parks:
Atlanta cherry blossoms bloom in a blink-and-you'll-miss-it moment, making them a special, fleeting spring eco-tourism draw near the metro area.
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