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Wowza!
NEW state record blue catfish! This 93 lb, 0 oz whopper was caught by Richard Barrett on the Altamaha River this past Saturday while he was out on a fishing trip with his daughter. It beats the old record by more than 12 pounds! Richard said he was shocked when the fish surfaced and was worried he wouldn't be able to get it in the boat. Congrats to you Richard - great fish! State record program info at georgiawildlife.com/fishing/recordprogram/rules #staterecord #thatsabigun #georgiawildlife #fishing
Last week your Altamaha Riverkeeper staff and a group of volunteers began sprucing up Altama Plantation for our 2017 Clam Jam on Nov. 4th. If you are interested in tickets visit altamahariverkeeper.org/?page_id=38
Great Day at Keep McIntosh Beautiful & Altamaha Riverkeeper's Altamaha River Clean-up Day at Barrington. Thanks all for coming out!
Sometimes a sand dune is just a sand dune......
Georgia’s coast, its communities and its wildlife, suffered a blow last year when a judge decided to allow Sea Island to move forward with developing the groin along its southern spit to protect 7 un-built lots. We worked with hydro-geologists, fish & wildlife specialists, and many more to fight building 7 lots on a extended sand dune. Unfortunately, all too quickly, Hurricane Irma proved this is a bad location for development. Its unfortunate that mother nature was wiser than our court system on this one.Sea Island reassessing beachfront development after Irma
thebrunswicknews.com
Shore damage that occurred on Sea Island during Hurricane Irma has prompted the private resort’s operators to pause and reassess plans for an oceanfront luxury development, but the project is
Altamaha Riverkeeper shared a link.
Beach birds: Falcons occupy coast following gales
thebrunswicknews.com
Some unusual visitors to the Golden Isles took up residence along the beaches recently, as rarely seen peregrine falcons blew in from the ocean.
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