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A borrow hole for the gopher tortoise at the Donalsonville

A borrow hole for the gopher tortoise at the Donalsonville

A borrow hole for the gopher tortoise at the Donalsonville Airport debris management site in southwest Georgia.

A borrow hole for the gopher tortoise at the Donalsonville

A borrow hole for the gopher tortoise at the Donalsonville

A borrow hole for the gopher tortoise at the Donalsonville Airport debris management site in southwest Georgia.

The gopher tortoise, the official reptile for the state

The gopher tortoise, the official reptile for the state

The gopher tortoise, the official reptile for the state of Georgia and on the state's threatened species list, was discovered in a tree line adjacent to the Donalsonville Airport debris management site in south... More

DONELSONVILLE, Ga. - Environmental Compliance Specialist

DONELSONVILLE, Ga. - Environmental Compliance Specialist

DONELSONVILLE, Ga. - Environmental Compliance Specialist Natalie McNair, inspects one of the two borrow holes at the Donelsonville Airport debris management site in Seminole County Dec. 2, 2019. A burrow for th... More

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