- New 2026 Travel Destinations Announced
- Bird City Georgia Initiative Launches Statewide
- Lend Your Voice to Advocate for Birds
- Celebrate Migration at Our Fall Flyway Festival
- How Clean Are Your Bird Feeders?
- Habitat Stewardship Speaker Series
- The Power of Birding Summer Series
- Birds Georgia at Manuel's Tavern: From Citizen Science to Data Activism
- Private Lands Birding Trail Expands
- Birds Georgia Field Trips
- Upcoming Events
New 2026 Travel Destinations Announced
Bird City Georgia Initiative Launches Statewide
Lend Your Voice to Advocate for Birds
Celebrate Migration at Our Fall Flyway Festival
How Clean Are Your Bird Feeders?
Habitat Stewardship Speaker Series Continues
Birds Georgia at Manuel's Tavern: From Citizen Science to Data Activism, with Ashley Broone
Private Lands Birding Trail Expands
- Kennedy Pond Conservancy in Statesboro, GA
- Oxford Family Farm in Culloden, GA
The Private Lands Birding Trail aims to increase access to private lands for birders and other recreational wildlife viewers. With 93 percent of Georgia lands under private ownership, this program provides a unique opportunity to increase our knowledge about bird species distribution and habitat use in the state, especially for declining and cryptic species. Click here to apply for your property to become part of the Private Lands Birding Trail. We also invite landowners managing pollinator and bird-friendly habitats to be part of our Educational StoryMap to help showcase their stewardship efforts. This is for properties at least 10 acres in size. Email Heather.Levy@birdsgeorgia.org to participate.