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Smart water management is key to achieving sustainable growth, allowing economic development and conservation to exist side by side.

The Georgia Water Coalition is a group of more than 180 organizations representing well over a quarter of a million Georgians.

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Including farmers, homeowner and lake associations, business owners, sportsmen's clubs, conservation organizations, professional associations and religious groups, the Georgia Water Coalition continues to speak out and provide information about the importance - even critical nature - of prudent statewide water management. The Georgia Water Coalition effort benefits all Georgians because it asks our leaders to make responsible decisions about how to best protect our water now and in the future.

The Georgia Water Coalition's mission is to protect and care for Georgia's water resources, which are essential for sustaining Georgia's prosperity, providing clean and abundant drinking water, preserving diverse aquatic habitats for wildlife and recreation, and strengthening property values.

Scroll down to learn how to get involved in this important work. For more information on the Georgia Water Coalition's efforts, see the 2010 GWC Report: Protecting and Caring for Georgia's Waters.

See a map of Georgia's 14 major river basins.

Help make sure that Georgia's surface and ground waters continue to be a public resource, managed in the public interest by signing the GWC petition, becoming a partner organization and getting involved in protecting Georgia's water.


Ask your environmental group, church, university, homeowner association, or other civic organization to Become a Georgia Water Coalition Partner. The coalition currently has over 180 partners! Click here to learn more about becoming involved as a partner.


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