https://www.msn.com/en-us/trav...3485604fbb3576&ei=31

Park service report says Ocmulgee River corridor park 'not feasible'
Story by Bernie O'Donnell • 4h

There is another wildlife corridor project in Georgia. I'm not sure of its status.

https://www.nature.org/en-us/n...d-corridor-addition/

TNC and the Department of Defense Announce 375-acre Addition to Protected Corridor on Altamaha River near the Townsend Bombing Range
Working together to protect land that provides species room to adapt and offers people an opportunity to experience our state’s natural beauty.

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There are several wildlife management areas that are connected in E. GA, near the coast.

Well, my experience with public land is that if they made it a park, then there would be a lot more folks dumping trash in it.

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Originally posted by crbutler:
Well, my experience with public land is that if they made it a park, then there would be a lot more folks dumping trash in it.

Or, they will show up in droves with their generators and RV's to pet the 'fur-babies'.

Let them pet the alligators.