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Good Dog Photo Contest

Time is running out to enter the 2018 Good Dog Photo Contest—but these underdogs prove there’s still time to lead the pack

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Home & Garden

A sporting paradise an hour east of Atlanta

G&G's 2018 Good Dog Photo Contest

Checking in on the frontrunners for Readers’ Choice in the 2018 Good Dog Photo Contest

End of the Line

Getting to the bottom of bait and crackers

ADVENTURES

The sport of kings still reigns at Sea Island Resort

Conservation

Meet Captains for Clean Water, the non-profit that’s charting a new course for South Florida’s ecosystem—and the fisheries it supports

Hurricane Florence

Three rivers swollen from the hurricane’s record rains meet in one spot: Georgetown, South Carolina. Here’s how the town is preparing

Good Dog

A novelist discovers it’s never too late to love a pup

Land & Conservation

Crops of the North Carolina farmer profiled in Garden & Gun are leveled by storm’s wind and rain

College Football Traditions

A Louisiana State University veterinarian on what it takes to care for a mascot that’s also an endangered apex predator

Outdoors

Warm water expands their range and brings them closer to shore. If you get stung, should you ask a friend to… well, you know?

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14 Slideshow

Good Dogs

One entrepreneur in Charleston, South Carolina, turns her love of dogs into a new business

Outdoors

Tybee Island, Georgia author and avid shell-hunter Anna Marlis Burgard shares her know-how

Good Dog

A sickly and unadoptable shelter dog helps mend a grieving owner’s broken heart

Conservation

Great whites may get all the notoriety, but lemon sharks are making a splash of their own at a Bahamian research facility

Land & Conservation

Closer than you might think, according to a Kentucky native’s research outfit that is leading the way on shark conservation

Conservation

How a Georgia resort is working to help save sharks

Conservation

Learn more about the well-known predators at an event near you

Outdoors

The South Carolina ornithologist’s enthusiasm has brought the pursuit—and its connections to history and race—to a new audience