Resources
Primary Sources Now Online
Camp newspapers, photographs, and other records from the Civilian Conservation Corps era, freely accessible through the Digital Library of Georgia. No login required.
Explore the ArchiveEducational Resources
Discover the wonders of the Okefenokee — North America's largest blackwater wetland — through immersive, standards-aligned education programs in science, history, and conservation. As the nonprofit partner of the Okefenokee National Wildlife Refuge, we offer field trips, virtual experiences, and traveling outreach that bring wetland ecology, cultural heritage, and Georgia's unique biodiversity to life. OSP is also a proud partner of the Company 1433 project, an archival and educational initiative sharing the story of the all-Black Civilian Conservation Corps that helped open the Okefenokee to the public.
Lesson Plans
Standards-aligned lesson plans exploring CCC history, Okefenokee wetland ecology, and the story of Company 1433. Designed for K–12 and undergraduate use. Free to download.
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