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Rare Darters Discovered In North Georgia’s Coosawattee River

Altamaha Spinymussel

The U.S. Fish and Wildlife Service proposes listing the Altamaha Spinymussel as an endangered species. Click HERE for the story.

Altamaha Spinymussel
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Athens ES Office embarks on a stream crossing initiative to make stream crossings more passable by fish and other wildlife.

Stream-road crossings can impede the upstream and downstream movement of aquatic organisms, including fish, salamanders, and invertebrates. Consequently, the US Army Corps of Engineers worked with state and federal natural resource agencies to develop specific Regional Conditions that are intended to minimize impacts to fish passage following the construction of crossings. This website offers valuable resources to those wanting to learn more about the importance of fish passage, general methods that can be used to minimize impacts to streams, and guidance to those that are applying for permits to build culverts and bridges. Examples of fish passable and impassable crossings are provided, along with a fact sheet that describes this initiative.

GIS Data

We now have data available depicting the general range for many of the threatened and endangered species that reside in Georgia. Click here for more information.
Conasauga Logperch Range


 

 

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Last updated: July 13, 2012