The Georgia Department of Natural Resources is proposing updates to the state's protected species list which would include the Eastern Diamondback Rattlesnake (Crotalus adamanteus) as a state-listed threatened species. State listing prohibits intentionally harming protected animals and removing plants from state lands without a permit or from private land without the landowner’s permission. It also encourages voluntary conservation to protect habitats, focuses DNR efforts to

We're finally through the summer and into the fall season, and we've been busy! In this edition you'll find a recap of our Get Buzzed For Buzztails event, all of our goings-on since July, and important announcements. Click below to download.

We've recently finished up our Venomous Conservation Grant cycle for 2025! Supporting projects which have on-the-ground benefit for wild...

Summer time is in full swing, and so are we! Welcome the second edition of 2025 of our official newsletter The Buzztale! Inside this...

Update on our snake disease sampling efforts

At TRC, our mission is to advance the protection of rattlesnakes and their habitats through research and education. Our programs seek to...

The U.S. Fish and Wildlife Service has proposed rescinding the definition of “harm” under the Endangered Species Act — a move that...

Spring is here! Welcome the first edition of 2025 of our official newsletter The Buzztale! Inside this volume you'll find important...

Each year, TRC earmarks a portion of its fundraising to award grants to projects which have on-the-ground conservation benefit for...

This week our team was able to get out for a fantastic day of research, filled with exciting finds, team-ups, and important data...