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Discover how coastal birds have evolved remarkable beak shapes and behaviors to thrive on Georgia’s shores. Each species reflects a unique evolutionary twist that matches its feeding niche.

To learn more about Coastal Georgia shorebirds- Click here

Check out Georgia Birds to learn about our local species.

For Ogeechee Audubon Society (N GA Coast), click here. Or for the Coastal Audubon Society (S GA Coast), click here.

For more information about the Colonial Bird trail, click here.

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Listen in to learn about about Shell Science and hear us struggle to say so many ssss sounds in one episode! 😆

For the guide to ethical shell collecting, click here.

To learn about the UGA Marine Extension/ GA Sea Grant's Shellfish Lab, click here.

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In the first episode of our new season, we learn more about how the Department of Defense and military installations along our coast are helping to implement coastal resilience strategies and improve our natural resources in Georgia!

In this episode, hear from Michelle Covi, the Coastal Resilience DOD Liaison with the UGA Marine Extension and GA Sea Grant. Michelle joined in September 2021 and works regionally in the Southeast to connect Sea Grant programs with military community coastal resilience projects through a partnership with SERPPAS (Southeast Regional Partnership for Planning and Sustainability) and the Department of Defense REPI (Readiness and Environmental Protection Integration) program. To learn more about her program, click here.

Check out the 2021 Climate Adaptation Plan from the DOD

For the interactive StoryMap of DOD sites and their conservation efforts, click here.

For more information about Sentinel Landscapes at DOD sites, click here.

To learn more about Southeast Regional Partnership for Planning and Sustainability (SERPPAS), click here.

To learn more about the Department of Defense REPI (Readiness and Environmental Protection Integration) program, click here.

To learn more about SASMI and the work they are doing, listen to our previous episode SOS: Save our Saltmarsh or click here.