Georgia River Network is working to ensure a clean water legacy by engaging and empowering Georgians to protect and restore our rivers from the mountains to the coast.
Georgia River Network works for clean water in partnership with the Georgia Water Coalition . You may also know us as the organizers of Paddle Georgia, a week long river trip on a different Georgia river each June. We also maintain the Georgia Water Trails Website.
Our 2011 Annual Report
Now Accepting Applications for 2012 Turner Regrants
Paddle Georgia 2012 sold out in a record 16 days.To be added to the wait list for the 2012 trip, email
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June 16-22, 2012 on the Altamaha River
(Photo: April scouting the Altamaha.)
Paddle 12 Rivers in 2012
Georgia River Network encourages you to celebrate Georgia’s rivers – from wild places to urban waterways – by visiting 12 rivers in 2012. Learn more by clicking here.
While you're looking around our new site, go check out our new Georgia Water Trails Website. Georgia River Network believes that community water trails can reconnect people with their local waterways. If your local river doesn’t have a water trail, our Clearinghouse is a good first stop on the road -- or river -- to getting one started in your area!
At Georgia River Network, we envision a clean water future for Georgia. Find out about the issues we're working on now to make this dream a reality. Learn about it here.
Water Trails
Our Water Trails Clearinghouse is designed to help you find great places to paddle in Georgia and also to give you the tools to create paddling opportunities in your community. Learn more here.
Paddle Georgia
Paddle Georgia will cruise the Altamaha River from Reidsville to Darien in 2012!! Be sure to sign up for the Paddle Georgia newsletter to stay in touch with the going on! Visit the official Paddle Georgia website or our YouTube channelto learn more.