The Georgia Department of Natural Resources’ (DNR) logo is its signature and is the central element of its brand identity. Every marketing and communication piece should respect the good name of the brand and enhance the brand in every possible way through consistent use of logos, colors, fonts and other brand-specific directives.

Below you will find downloadable logos and brandmarks for your division. PDF: May be used in design documents and sent to printers. The preferred format for highest quality.

If a logo backdrop is necessary, please use one of the official WRD logos. Per DNR Uniform Policy, hats and shirts with program and event logos are not allowed to be worn while on duty. WRD Uniform Policy: https://dnrintranet.org/sites/default/files/wrd/pdf/SOP/WRD-U-001.pdf

While the preferred logo should be used whenever possible, there is also a black version (and white) available to accommodate special graphic situations. Please consult with the Public Affairs contact at the beginning of this page prior to use.

Fonts used by EPD convey a certain personality and perpetuate our mission to sustain, enhance, protect and conserve Georgia's natural, historic and cultural resources. They reflect what we all truly believe in.

Fonts used by DNR convey a certain personality and perpetuate our mission to sustain, enhance, protect and conserve Georgia's natural, historic and cultural resources. They reflect what we all truly believe in. If you'd like these fonts, please contact [email protected].

This page provides links to DNR-approved branded materials such as business card templates, letterhead documents, fax cover sheets, and templates for PowerPoint presentations. The materials are in DNR format and also in formats specific to divisions.

Currently, there are several approved online hunter education courses (with varying fees) that Georgia residents may take for a convenient alternative to the classroom course. Follow these steps to complete your hunter education certification completely online:

There are four (4) approved logos within Wildlife Resources Division: 1) Standard WRD Logo featuring the state symbol with animals and the wording Wildlife Resources Division, Georgia Department of Natural Resources; 2) Charlie Elliott Wildlife Center Logo, 3) GoFish Georgia logo with lure, and; 4) Go Fish Georgia logo with bobber. Each

As spring nears and the weather warms, the Georgia Department of Natural Resources is reminding Georgians that clean bird feeders mean less health risks for birds.