More than 90% of Georgia’s forests are privately owned. That means there are very limited opportunities for +2,300 Georgia birdwatchers who support an estimated $75 million in annual wildlife watching-related expenditures.
Georgia Bird Bookings is designed to bridge the gap between the birdwatching community and forest landowners across our state.
You can connect your land to the Georgia birding community by simply:
Discover your next birding experience with Georgia’s forest landowners by:
“Birders are always looking for new places to go birding, and Georgia Bird Bookings will open additional lands for exploration, particularly in areas of the state that don’t have a lot of public lands. This is a win-win for birders and the landowners who sign up for this program.”
Jared Teutsch, Executive Director of Georgia Audubon Society“Timberland Investment Resources, LLC is proud to support Georgia Bird Bookings to strengthen the partnership between Georgia’s forest landowners and our birding communities. We appreciate the work of GFF to launch this collaborative program and look forward to seeing it replicated in other forested states.”
Tiffanie Starr, Managing Director, Acquisitions