Decatur is Georgia’s first certified “Bird City.” The designation, similar to the “Tree City” and “Bee City” labels, which ...

With its spectacular views of a busy migration route for raptors and songbirds, Hawk Mountain Sanctuary is a great place to show the importance of wildlife corridors, officials from the nonprofit ...

Georgia deputies capture an iguana that certainly wasn’t native. The lizards naturally live in tropcal areas and deserts.

Georgia offers more than just peaches and Southern charm. Tucked away in its mountains, forests, and small towns are ...

Stone Mountain Park hosted its 24th annual Native American Festival & Pow Wow, Georgia’s largest event of its kind.

Trail improvements, native plantings, and updated facilities make the preserve more accessible and educational for the ...

A. The three most critical threats to almost all wildlife today are habitat loss from suburban development, expanding ...

Nymphs (juvenile spotted lanternflies) are black with white spots, then become red with black spots as they develop. Adults are roughly 1 inch long and half-inch wide. Their brown forewings have black ...

Illuminated paintings, glow-in-the-dark murals and virtual reality shine the spotlight on endangered species at Brevard Zoo's ...

Bulloch County residents lined up early on a recent Friday afternoon at the Statesboro Food Bank, eager to receive free ...

Tucked at the base of Blood Mountain in the Chattahoochee National Forest, Vogel is one of Georgia’s oldest and most beloved state parks. The showstopper is beautiful Lake Trahlyta, named after a ...

That’s Greensboro, Georgia for you – a small town with a big personality nestled in the heart of Georgia’s Lake Country. Driving into Greensboro feels like stepping into a Norman Rockwell painting ...