Contact Us: Coastal Georgia Environmental Partners

Communicating Together for a Better Tomorrow

To find out more about a Partner, click on its link below:

-	Altamaha Riverkeeper
-	Canoochee Riverkeeper
-	Center for a Sustainable Coast
-	Clean Coast
-	Coastal Georgia Audubon Society (St. Simons)
-	Georgia Conservancy: Coastal Office
-	Georgia DNR Coastal Resources Division
-	Georgia Historical Society
-	Georgia Sierra Club: Coastal Group
-	Georgia Sierra Club: Southeast Georgia Conservation Group
-	Gray's Reef National Marine Sanctuary
-	Leconte-Woodmanston Foundation
-	Mulberry Grove Foundation, Inc
-	Oatland Island Foundation
-	Ogeechee Audubon Society
-	Ossabaw Island Foundation
-	Satilla Riverkeeper
-	Savannah National Wildlife Refuge
-	Savannah Ogeechee Canal Society
-	Savannah Recycles
-	Savannah River Archaeological Research Program
-	Savannah Riverkeeper
-	Savannah Tree Foundation
-	Skidaway Institute of Oceanography
-	Southern Alliance for Clean Energy
-	Tybee Island Marine Science Center
-	Wild Garden Project
-	Wilderness-Southeast

For more information about the CGEP, go to Partners or contact us.

Become a Partner!

All Southeast Georgia environmental organizations, clubs, and associations are invited to become Partners of the CGEP. No fees required. For more information, contact Gary D. Smith at gdsbubs@bellsouth.net

Send Us Your News!

Information on special events, issues and action requests, or other appropriate articles may be forwarded to Gary D. Smith at gdsbubs@bellsouth.net or Jim Darby at darbyjim@bellsouth.net

About Our Website

We welcome your comments about our site and its content. If you have any questions or messages, or if you wish to report a problem with CGEP.ORG, please email us at webmaster@cgep.org

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	The purpose of the "Coastal Georgia Environmental Partners" is to provide a communications network on behalf of environmental organizations within coastal Georgia.

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