Winner, winner, fish for dinner! Congratulations to Michael Mooney of Grovetown, GA (Columbia County) on winning the Grand Prize for the 2024 Georgia Bass Slam. 

Invasive snails found around the state can cause harm to aquatic environments, and to public health (if consumed).

The Georgia Department of Natural Resources’ (DNR) Wildlife Resources Division (WRD) has confirmed through the United States Department of Agriculture’s National Veterinary Services Laboratories th

A Watkinsville teacher’s proposal to study and collect data on a creek in the northeast Georgia city earned her school a $1,000 grant from the Georgia Department of Natural Resources.

Commercial fishermen can take to the water beginning at 12 a.m. on Jan.

The time has come for students to start creating their most fin-tastic artwork! 

As winter rolls in, the start of registration for Georgia’s popular Youth Birding Competition is a welcomed reminder that the fun and excitement of this annual birdathon and the fascinating spring

What gift can you give to the person that loves being outdoors more than anything? We know!

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You delivered before. Now we need your help again. During recent winters, volunteers from the Southeast and Gulf states have provided thousands of observations of monarch butterflies. 

The Georgia Hunters for The Hungry (GHFTH) program gives hunters a great way to participate in getting venison, the ultimate high-protein, low-fat, organic meat, to those less fortunate.

Waterfowl hunters can head to their favorite hunting ground for the Georgia duck hunting season when it opens on Sat., Nov.

DNR's First Commissioner Recognized with Rock Howard Award

Hey, kids! Do you enjoy nature as well as creating artwork? Georgia’s 19th annual Youth Birding Competition invites resident children and teens to celebrate birds through a T-shirt art contest.

Starting November 1, make sure to visit one of Georgia's five Delayed Harvest trout streams.

Whenever you're behind the wheel, staying alert is essential.

The Georgia Department of Natural Resources (DNR) is accepting applications now through Nov.

With thousands of participating Georgia hunters, statistics show that only a small percentage of those are ever involved in any type of incident, according to the Georgia Department of Natural Reso