What impact has the NWTF made in Georgia?

The NWTF has been a leading force for wildlife conservation and the preservation of our hunting heritage in Georgia. Every chapter banquet directly fuels that mission — funds raised through membership and ticket sales support habitat projects, hunter education, and conservation programs that keep our wild turkey populations thriving for generations to come. Your attendance makes all the difference.

21,373 Positively Impacted Acres in Georgia

Through strategic habitat management, prescribed fire programs, and land stewardship partnerships, the NWTF has positively impacted 21,373 acres across Georgia. These efforts directly improve nesting and brooding habitat for wild turkey populations, while supporting the broader ecosystem health that sustains hunters, wildlife, and future generations.

9,132 New Members in Georgia

The NWTF's membership in Georgia represents a passionate community of hunters, conservationists, and outdoor enthusiasts united by a common mission. With 8,839 adult members and 293 JAKES members, each individual plays a vital role in funding habitat projects, advocating for hunting rights, and inspiring the next generation to carry the torch of conservation.

Habitat for the Hatch Initiative in Georgia

The purpose of this 10-year initiative is to improve wild turkey nesting and brood-rearing habitat at a landscape scale in the Southeastern states through active management of over 1 million acres by 2033. This will ultimately lead to more robust wild turkey populations and healthier ecosystems across the Southeast.

Other Notable Georgia Achievements