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Citizen Science

Interested in helping us with research? Learn more about our programs below and how you can provide valuable knowledge.

Argentine Black & White Tegu Sightings

Help DNR document and address tegus in the wild in Toombs and Tattnall counties. Here’s how.

Lake Sturgeon Sightings

As part of the sturgeon reintroduction effort in the Coosa River system, Georgia DNR wants to know when sturgeon are seen. If you catch or otherwise see a lake sturgeon, please report it to the office below. Note the date and location, photograph the fish if possible and provide your contact information. Learn more about returning lake sturgeon to the Coosa River Basin.

Wildlife Resources Division
Fisheries Management Section
2592 Floyd Springs Road
Armuchee, GA 30105
706-295-6102

Bat Acoustic Surveys

Georgia is participating in a volunteer-based, nationwide acoustic survey effort to collect long-term data about bats. Learn more about the project.

Bat Roost Monitoring

DNR is looking for help this summer counting bats roosts across the state. Read more about how you can help.

Georgia Bat Survey Guidance

Want to know how to obtain a permit and monitor bat roosts? Need guidance on methods? Our bat survey page has the answers.

Eastern Spotted Skunk Reporting

The Georgia Department of Natural Resources is looking for sightings of the eastern spotted skunk. Learn how to report sightings.

Manatee Sightings

Spotted a manatee? Report it to the Wildlife Conservation Section coastal office at 800-272-8363, or 800-241-4113 after hours and on weekends. Learn more about manatee recovery.

Partners in Flight

Partners in Flight is an international effort. focused on reversing declines in neotropical migratory bird species and ensuring healthy populations of songbirds and others for future generations. Want to help? Join Partners in Flight.