Georgia Wildlife Federation established Mill Creek Nature Center in the 2000s
The center in Buford offers trails, wetlands and up-close views of Georgia wildlife, part of the group's 90-year look back.
Georgia Wildlife Federation continued its look back at 90 years of conservation with the 2000s.
In that decade, the federation says it helped strengthen efforts to protect Georgia's water resources, gave hunters and anglers a stronger voice in conservation, helped shape the state's wildlife conservation priorities and established Mill Creek Nature Center.
Visitors to the center in Buford can explore the trails, see the wetlands and view Georgia wildlife up close.
From Georgia Wildlife Federation· Instagram · Oct 16
Open the post“Our look back at 90 years of conservation continues with the 2000s. During this decade, GWF helped strengthen efforts to protect Georgia's water resources, gave hunters and anglers a stronger voice in conservation, helped shape the state's wildlife conservation priorities, and established Mill Creek Nature Center. These efforts continue to make a difference for Georgia's wildlife and natural resources today. Be sure to plan a visit to Mill Creek Nature Center in Buford, where you can explore the trails, enjoy the wetlands, and see some of Georgia's wildlife up close. Learn more at gwf.org/mcnc or link in bio.”
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