The Flint is more than a river—it’s a story of Georgia’s people, places, and the land they call home.

From its beginnings near Atlanta to the farmlands of southwest Georgia, the Flint flows for 350 miles through forests, farms, communities, and some of the state’s most remarkable landscapes. For generations, people have worked to protect its clean, free-flowing waters and the communities that depend on them. Watch this short video to discover the Flint and why its future matters to all of us. Learn more and become part of the story at FlintRising.org.