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Upcoming Events with Coastal Resources Division
Check out our CRD Events Calendar to stay up to date on exciting upcoming events! Whether you're interested in fishing clinics, educational workshops, or community activities, our calendar makes it easy to find opportunities to participate. Click through to explore event details and learn how you can join us for hands-on experiences and fun outdoor adventures!
Outreach Events
CoastFest
CoastFest is an exciting annual event hosted by the Coastal Resources Division, dedicated to celebrating and educating the public about the rich coastal heritage and natural resources of our region. The festival brings together a wide range of activities, exhibits, and live entertainment, offering a fun and educational experience for visitors of all ages.
Beachweek
Beach Week is The Coastal Resources Division of DNR's free, family-friendly, annual event aimed at educating the public about the state’s coastal ecosystems. Beach Week offers attendees the opportunity to engage with interactive educational displays, meet with representatives from various partner agencies and divisions of the DNR, and observe live marine life exhibits. The event aims to foster a deeper understanding and appreciation of Georgia’s coastal environments. Typically, the events of beach week are held on Jekyll Island, Saint Simons Island, and Tybee Island.
Fishing Clinics
Clear communication saves lives—especially during floods. The Georgia Flood Literacy Project brings together experts from across sectors to standardize flood-related terms, helping communities better understand risks and respond effectively. Explore how a shared language can strengthen coastal resilience and emergency preparedness.
Educational Workshops
Clear communication saves lives—especially during floods. The Georgia Flood Literacy Project brings together experts from across sectors to standardize flood-related terms, helping communities better understand risks and respond effectively. Explore how a shared language can strengthen coastal resilience and emergency preparedness.
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