101 acres of forest in Clarke County are now permanently protected, thanks to the far-sightedness of the Orange Twin Conservation Community. The easement-protected area lies in the center of a planned development, protecting two creeks which flow into Sandy Creek, and a forest of poplar, beech, oak, hemlock, maple and pine. Read More
Both the Federal government and the State of Georgia offer financial incentives to landowners who voluntarily conserve their land in perpetuity. In some Georgia counties, local governments also provide incentives for land conservation. More
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