At Golden Triangle RC&D, we envision a sustainable natural resource base that not only supports increased social and economic opportunities but also enriches communities through the transformative power of art. By fostering vibrant cultural experiences, we aim to enhance the quality of life for all residents.

Who Is Golden Triangle RC&D?

The Golden Triangle RC&D (Resource, Conservation, and Development) Council is a vibrant 501(c)(3) nonprofit organization fueled by passionate volunteers and visionary local leaders. We unite to tackle pressing community challenges, crafting innovative strategies and launching impactful programs across our member counties. Our core focus areas include Land Conservation and Management, Water Conservation, Community Development, and the Arts.

Our unwavering commitment to preserving natural resources, enhancing community well-being, and protecting the environment is matched by our dedication to celebrating cultural and historical heritage. At Golden Triangle RC&D, we believe in the powerful synergy between creativity and the natural world. Art captures the beauty of our surroundings and strengthens our connection to the landscapes we strive to protect.

Through initiatives that uplift local artists and showcase our region’s breathtaking natural wonders, we are forging a future where creativity and conservation intertwine. Our work highlights the richness of our environment while inspiring a collective commitment to its preservation—ensuring that art reflects our heritage and ignites passion for safeguarding our planet.

We actively collaborate with state, federal, and local agencies, amplifying our impact across 19 counties in Southwest Georgia, including Baker, Calhoun, Clay, Decatur, Dougherty, Early, Grady, Lee, Miller, Mitchell, Randolph, Terrell, Thomas, Seminole, Stewart, Sumter, Quitman, Webster, and Worth.

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The Four Focus Areas of Golden Triangle RC&D

  • Land Conservation and Management - Councils work with local partners to identify, fund and complete land conservation projects, along with supporting landowners in implementing Best Management Practices (BMP’s) to get the most from their land, both now and in the future.

  • Water Conservation - RC&D Water Conservation Projects often create recreation opportunities that also create jobs and make communities more attractive to development.

  • Community Development- Working with community partners to improve quality of life and address infrastructure needs in rural areas.

  • Cultural Arts – Collaborating with community partners and local artists to establish a vibrant focal point in the Golden Triangle service delivery area, where creativity and culture converge, enriching both urban and rural communities and inspiring locals and visitors to fully engage with its rich tapestry.

Our Partners