Georgia is set to expand its list of protected plants and animals by more than 100 species during its first major update in two decades, following a review by the Board of Natural Resources.
Georgia is set to expand its list of protected plants and animals by more than 100 species during its first major update in two decades, following a review by the Board of Natural Resources.
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