Georgia Outdoor Stewardship Program supports governments, recreation authorities, and conservation groups with park, trail, and land projects to protect wildlife, clean water, and outdoor recreation.
The Outdoor Recreation Legacy Partnership Program funds research-driven projects to enhance urban parks and recreation access in underserved Georgia communities, administered by the Georgia Department of Natural Resources.
Georgia Conservation Tax Credit Program supports landowners through tax incentives for land and easement donations that permanently protect Georgia’s natural, agricultural, and cultural resources.
Recreational Trails Program supports Georgia public agencies and trail educators with trail construction, restoration, facilities, and education to advance outdoor recreation, safety, and environmental protection.
Wildlife Viewing Grants Program supports local governments, nonprofits and businesses in creating public viewing opportunities to build appreciation of Georgia’s wildlife, rare native plants and natural habitats.
Georgia 319(h) Nonpoint Source Grant supports Georgia public entities in carrying out watershed projects that reduce nonpoint source pollution and improve or protect water quality.