DNR Says Invasive Tegu Lizards Can Be Killed On Sight In Georgia

Georgia wildlife officials are asking residents to be on the lookout for a large invasive lizard that poses a threat to native wildlife.

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Chattooga County Extension Urges Public To Watch For Spotted Lanternfly

Chattooga County Extension is asking residents to be on the lookout for the spotted lanternfly, an invasive insect that can cause serious damage to trees, crops, and ornamental plants.

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4-Foot Invasive Lizard Spotted In Georgia, Wildlife Officials Urge Action

Georgia wildlife officials are warning residents about an invasive lizard species that is spreading across parts of the state and threatening native wildlife.

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Invasive Hornets Pose Growing Threat In Georgia, Officials Urge Residents To Be Alert

Georgia officials are continuing to warn residents about the growing threat posed by the invasive yellow-legged hornet, a species that can create serious problems for honeybees, agriculture, and the environment.

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Georgia House Votes to Expand Feral Hog Trapping and Hunting Options

The Georgia House has approved legislation aimed at expanding how landowners and wildlife control operators can trap and hunt feral hogs—an invasive species blamed for widespread damage to crops, pastures, wildlife habitat, and property across the state. Supporters say the measure is designed to remove red tape and help reduce hog populations that reproduce quickly and are difficult to control.

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