Last year, the Georgia Conservancy and other conservation groups got one of their biggest legislative wins in a long time, the passage of the Georgia Outdoor Stewardship Act (GOSA). The passage of that act and subsequent approval by voters dedicated a permanent stream of revenue to conservation projects. Now, the conservancy looks ahead to a new session and has announced their hopes for a new session.
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