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Coastal Wildscapes

Excellent resources for where to purchase native plants and more!

GA DNR (Georgia Department of Natural Resources)  

The Georgia Department of Natural Resources Coastal Resources Disvision is located in Brunswick, GA.   Find resources for recreational salwater fishing, commercial fishing, artificial reefs & marine habitat, coastal boating, coastal management, marsh & shore permits, and much more.

CISMA - (Cooperative Invasive Species Management Area)

The Coastal Georgia Cooperative Invasive Species Management Area (CoGA CISMA) was established in March 2012 to work across Federal, State, Local, and private lands for invasive species management in Camden, Glynn, McIntosh, Liberty, Bryan, Chatham, Effingham, Long, Wayne, Brantley & Charlton counties. The CoGA CISMA is the first geographically based CISMA formed in Georgia. By focusing on the ecologically significant coastal landscape, CoGA CISMA strives to manage invasive species more effectively and increase early detection and rapid response efforts.

USDA - (U.S. Department of Agriculture) Resources for Farmers

The USDA Farm Service Agency offers a variety of programs and resources to farmers and ranchers including disaster assistance programs, conservation programs, loan programs, outreach & education, and much more.  This is the agency who can help small farmers acquire a farm & tract number.

NRCS (Natural Resources Conservation Service) Resources

NRCS provides science-based technology to aid conservation planning that benefits the soil, water, air, plants, and animals for productive lands and healthy ecosystems. No matter the size of your farm or ranch, NRCS offers assistance with conservation planning and installing practices that are specific to your natural resource needs and business goals.From simple management systems, such as planting cover crops, to complex structural practices, such as animal waste management systems or innovative irrigation devices, NRCS has a conservation solution.

GDA (Georgia Department of Agriculture)

The Georgia Department of Agriculture was established in 1874. The agency helps farmers, consumers, and businesses.  The GDA is a regulatory agency for  animals, food, fuel, plants, soil, and pesticides produced or sold within the State of Georgia.  Below are some of the common areas of support needed by our community.

Camden County Georgia - County Government

Camden County strives to provide excellent public services that meet the needs of its citizens.  Below is a link to the full website and some frequent sites frequently shared with Camden Extension clients.

GSWCC (Georgia Soil and Water Conservation Commission)

Through education, assistance, and oversight, we help local conservation districts, landowners, and governments wisely use and maintain the soil and water resources for all Georgians. The state of Georgia is split into 5 regions, each with its own conservation districts. Camden County is in region 3.
Georgia Grown Products & Information 
A division of the Georgia Department of Agriculture  helping to grow local agribusinesses. Shop hundreds of Georgia businesses from the comfort of your home.

Explore Georgia

A travel guide for the best Georgia has to offer: popular destinations, outdoor sites, things to do, events, places to stay, trip ideas, and much more.  The link below highlights many outdoor sites on Georgia's coast.