Since 1992 T.E.R.N has funded over $1,500,000 in projects to help preserve Georgia's precious Nongame and Endangered Wildlife for future generations. At the annual meeting in June, the members approved an additional $46,000 in funding for the 2023-2024 period. Those projects included student and teacher educational programs, wildlife surveys and support of the Youth Birding Competition at the Charlie Elliott Wildlife Center to name a few.
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Ten-year history of TERN's giving to the Nongame Conservation Program
2014 - 55,900
2015 - 51,500
2016 - 69,918
2017 - 44,622
2018 - 42,514
2019 - 41,255
2020 - 62,062
2021 - 46,295
2022 - 85,516
2023 - 46,000
As of May 2023 there were $42,000 in approved projects for which funds have not yet been disbursed. TERN also held $75,000 in designated funds not yet dispersed.
