Hunting repeatedly shows itself as a safe sport.

In Georgia, the gopher tortoise will not be added to the federal Endangered Species Act list in large part because of the power of partnerships.

Will you take advantage of the upcoming week-long primitive weapons deer hunting season opening Saturday, Oct. 15?

Planning on hunting during the primitive weapons deer hunting season that opens on Oct. 15? Wait!

Hey, kids! Do you enjoy nature as well as creating artwork? Georgia’s 17th annual Youth Birding Competition invites resident children and teens to celebrate birds through a T-shirt art contest.

Don’t miss the chance to see migratory birds passing through some of coastal Georgia’s best viewing areas this fall.

Join in The Celebration at a Fun Outdoor Event on Saturday, September 24!

Come celebrate 50 years of National Hunting and Fishing Day at a free, family-friendly outdoor event near you! 

Time to start filling the freezer with venison!

While tree stands can provide hunters a great way to pursue deer, don’t overlook important safety precautions before using.

It’s hard to overstate the value of Ceylon.

The Georgia dove hunting season opens Sat. Sept. 3, 2022, according to the Georgia Department of Natural Resources’ Wildlife Resources Division (WRD). 

Before you hit the field for the upcoming dove season, make sure you have completed a hunter education course.

August means it is time to pack on the pounds, for bears.

The Georgia Department of Natural Resources is offering a $1,000 grant to a kindergarten through fifth-grade public or private school teacher in the state who demonstrates exceptional energy and in

Calling all recreational target shooting enthusiasts!

Waterfowl hunters looking to get an early start on the season can take advantage of the upcoming early teal and early Canada goose hunting seasons, according to the Georgia Department of Natural Re

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Looking for a healthy, sustainable source of protein and a good woodland hike?

Loggerhead sea turtle nesting in Georgia hit a new high this week as the big reptiles beat their modern-day best for most nests on the state’s beaches.With nesting slowing and hatching surging, the