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Make a Difference in Georgia
TNC is a big organization with a big vision. We work in the most critical places so that we can have a lasting impact. Nowhere is that more true than right here in Georgia. For decades, committed supporters like you have helped us protect more than 400,000 acres, safeguard the rivers that traverse our state, and care for our envied coast.
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See the Places We Protect in Your Community
With help from many supporters, we have protected more than 338,000 acres in Georgia, while also safeguarding the state’s rivers and coast.
Places We Protect
Broxton Rocks Preserve
A roaring waterfall rushing over rock ledges, cave-like crevices and 30-foot-high cliffs aren’t what normally come to mind when you think about Georgia’s coastal plain, but Broxton Rocks Preserve is unique.
Places We Protect
Heggie’s Rock
Heggie’s Rock Preserve spans some 101 acres in Columbia County, about 20 miles from Augusta in eastern Georgia. With a perimeter of oaks, pines and hickories, it is one of the finest remaining examples of a Piedmont flat rock outcrop in the U.S.
Places We Protect
Blacks Bluff
A steep mountainous outcrop of 500-million-year-old Conasauga limestone creates the perfect place for unique plants to thrive.
Places We Protect
Moody Forest Natural Area
At Moody Forest you will see old-growth longleaf and slash pines rise to guard the misty waters of the Altamaha River as it carves through cypress and tupelo swamps.
Our Conservation Work
Southern Georgia Sentinel Landscape
The Georgia Sentinel Landscape sustains working farms and forests and protects vital habitat for a number of important species.
Longleaf Pine Forests—A Southern Treasure
Longleaf pine forests once spanned 90 million acres in the south. TNC aims to restore 8 million acres of this important habitat by 2025.
Urban Green Jobs: Building Skills and Pride along Atlanta's South River
Urban Green Jobs is a workforce development initiative of HABESHA Inc. and The Nature Conservancy, employing and elevating Atlanta-area residents as environmental stewards around the South River.
Coastal Nature Fights Climate Change
The protection and restoration of natural habitats can help communities adapt to rising sea levels and more frequent and intense storms.
We Can’t Save Nature Without You
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Take Action. Across Georgia. For Nature.
Be part of the solution and stand up for our natural world. Help protect Georgia’s lands and waters by making a gift for conservation today.