"Alligator sightings on the beach are very very very rare, but they could be anywhere on our 14 miles of beach." ...

Alligators aren’t all that’s lurking in southeast swamps as University of Georgia research uncovers increased levels of a ...

Want to see a gator in Georgia? Then, here's the best alligator filled places you should head to in the state. World Atlas has released this list highlighting swamps, rivers, and lakes filled with ...

Georgia's alligator population is estimated at 225,000, primarily residing south of the fall line. The Georgia Department of Natural Resources advises the public to be "GatorWise" to minimize ...

Georgia is home to an estimated population of around 225,000 alligators. They’re concentrated largely along and below the south fall line, which roughly connects Columbus, Macon, and Augusta.

Alligator hunting season in Georgia starts at sunset on Aug. 15 and ends at sunrise on Oct. 6. Gators may be hunted during the day or night. Where in Georgia is alligator hunting allowed?

The Conservation Fund's purchase halted a widely opposed titanium mining proposal near the largest blackwater swamp in North ...

Think alligators are just a Florida thing? Think again. With over 225,000 gators calling Georgia home, especially south of the fall line, it’s time to brush up on how to stay safe and be GatorWise as ...

New research from the University of Georgia's Odum School of Ecology and Marine Extension and Georgia Sea Grant suggests ...