History of Georgia Wildlife
This 1937 law uses money from hunting licenses to protect wildlife. What is the?
Pittman-Robertson Act
I am a natural home where a plant or animal lives and grows, giving them everything they need to survive, like food, water, and shelter. Who am I?
A Habitat
I am a bird focused group that teaches people about our feathered friends and protects their habitats. Who am I?
Georgia Audubon Society
I was the most common bird in North America but went extinct in 1914. Who am I?
Passenger Pigeon
I can be someone or something born or grown in a particular place. Who am I?
Native
Founded in 1994, this society rescues Georgia's native plants and replants them in safe places. Who am I?
Georgia Native Plant Society
I was a green feathered parakeet in Georgias forest but I disappeared forever in 1918. Who am I?
Carolina Parakeet
I am a whole type of animal or plant that is completely gone from Earth with no living members left anywhere. What am I?
Extinct
Im Georgia's oldest group protecting wildlife. Who am I?
The Georgia Wildlife Federation
Many of Georgias animals disappeared because of this practice by colonists and even Native Americans- hunting too many animals without limits. What is?
Overhunting
I am an animal or plant that is in danger of disappearing forever, and there are only a few of me in the world? What am I?
Endangered
In 1936, more than 200 conservationist met in Macon, Ga to protect our states wildlife. Which group did they form?
The Georgia Wildlife Federation
This ecosystem once covered 90 million acres in the South, but now less than 3% remains. What is the?
Longleaf Pine Ecosystem
I am a person who works to protect the Earths environment and its resources like plants, animals, and forests, making sure they are healthy and safe for you and wildlife to enjoy in the future. What am I?
Conservationist
Founded in 1976, I was our state's first nonprofit environmental education provider that created green spaces to connect people with nature. Who am I?
The Chattahoochee Nature Center