Georgia Wilderness Society
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TRIP LEADERS & MEMBERS:
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Creating a nationwide network of trails from former rail lines and connecting corridors to build healthier places for healthier people.
Seeks to enhance, preserve and promote the Pine Mountain Trail and
the connecting loop trails within FDR State Park.
Great website with lots of photos and info about canoe camping.
To ensure there’s enough clean water in the Chattahoochee River now and for future generations.
We are the eyes and ears of the watershed and estuary.
To restore and preserve the habitat, water quality, and flow of the Flint River for the benefit of current and future generations and dependent wildlife.
A presence on the water and at the table when environmental decisions are made.
We work to restore the quality of the river, protect the people and ecosystems that rely on it, and educate the public about their right to clean water.
Protection, defense and restoration of Georgia’s biggest river, the Altamaha, including its tributaries the Ocmulgee, the Oconee and the Ohoopee
The 250+ mile Ocmulgee Water Trail is the longest continuous water trail in the state of Georgia! It is a premier destination for paddlers and river enthusiasts and provides a variety of recreational activities that promote local and regional economic improvements.
A community based group of Middle Georgia citizens working together to expanding the Ocmulgee National Monument, Bond Swamp National Wildlife Refuge, and the Ocmulgee River corridor from Macon to Hawkinsville into the first National Park and Preserve east of the Mississippi River.
A "one-stop shop" for planning your next trip to a DNR location.
These detailed county maps show every public road in the county and can be downloaded for free as PDF files.
