In honor of the nationwide event, a multitude of activities are planned for the entire family to enjoy. National Estuaries Day activities will focus on the importance of our estuaries and the need to protect them and is a fun-filled day for the whole family. Come experience a live birds of prey presentation, touch tank, kayak tour, nature crafts for kids of all ages, estuary games and much more. You can even enjoy live music by “Saltwater Cowgirls”. sydney sweeney topless [Read more…]
2007 Turtle Nesting Numbers Down in Georgia
Social Circle, Ga. (9/19/2007)–The number of loggerhead sea turtle nests along Georgia’s coast slipped to 688 this year, the third-lowest total since daily monitoring began in 1989. But the preliminary figures released today by the Georgia Wildlife Resources Division characterize long-term trends and not an abrupt decline in the federally threatened species, according to Mark Dodd, a senior wildlife biologist in the division’s Nongame Conservation Section.
“The annual variability of nesting is high,†said Dodd, who coordinates the Georgia Sea Turtle Program. “What I’m really concerned with … is the long-term trend.â€
State Forest Awareness Day Event – Jacksonville, Florida
The staff of Jennings State Forest will be hosting a guided bird watching hike from the Jennings State Forest Headquarters down Dunn’s Farm Trail. Guides will lead a group at various times in the morning. A stationary bird watching area will also be available. Information on attracting birds and wildlife will be available. For more information or directions call 904-291-5530
Satilla Riverkeeper Picnic – Georgia
I just receieved an email from Gordon about this meeting. If you’re interested in learning more about the Georgia Water Plan and activities associated with the plan and 2008 Legislative session make sure to please arrive at 1:30pm, for an information and training session. bhad bhabie nude [Read more…]
Georgia’s Colonial Coast Birding & Nature Festival – Jekyll Island.
The Colonial Coast Birding & Nature Festival takes place on Jekyll Island on Oct 12 – 14. Lots of activities for everyone from the casual nature bird enthusiast to the most experienced birder. Field trips to over twenty-five different natural areas, including barrier islands, and informative seminars on a wide range of topics are the cornerstones of the festival.
Visit www.coastalgeorgiabirding.org for more information about the festival.