Zoo Atlanta:At the forefront of conservation efforts, Zoo Atlanta regularly wins awards for its leadership and excellence in preserving our world’s living creatures.
Wassaw Island National Wildlife Refuge: Especially exciting is the chance to see Atlantic loggerhead sea turtles when they come to nest in the protected area each spring.
Pine Mountain:Pine Mountain ranks high on Georgia visitors’ lists as both a great place to view wildlife and an adventure-seeker’s paradise.
Okefenokee Swamp Park:This 438,000 acres of wetland sits right on the Georgia-Florida line offering swamp boat tours, train rides, and more! Here you’ll see American alligators, sandhill cranes, river otters.
Okefenokee National Wildlife Refuge:A massive 402,000-acre nature reserve in Georgia, the Okefenokee National Wildlife Refuge manages the Swamp Park along with several other protected land parcels.
Noah’s Ark Animal Sanctuary:Noah’s Ark Animal Sanctuary is a non-profit organization that rescues and rehabilitates both wildlife and farm animals in Georgia.
Georgia Sea Turtle Center:Georgia Sea Turtle Center on Jekyll Island is the only sea turtle education and rehabilitation facility in the state.
Georgia Mountain Falconry:Last, but certainly not least, Georgia Mountain Falconry offers one of the most unique wildlife experiences in the state.
Georgia Aquarium:The Georgia Aquarium provides visitors with surprising opportunities to see ocean-dwelling wildlife up close!
Blackbeard Island National Wildlife Refuge:With plenty of fishing, hiking, and biking available, Blackbeard Island National Wildlife Refuge offers a multitude of wildlife to see in Georgia.