AD∙VO∙CATE n.  (AD•vuh•kit)  one who defends or supports a person or cause: an advocate for protection of coldwater resources.

At its core, advocacy is the process of taking a position and persuading others of it merits with the goal of securing consensus or a decision that advances a position.

Trout Unlimited has a long history of advocacy successes, many due to the hard work of people who never would have described themselves as advocates.

In fact, TU’s effectiveness lies in the willingness of grassroots volunteers—people like you—to conduct “on-the-ground” restoration projects and to serve as advocates supporting Trout Unlimited's mission to conserve, protect and restore North America’s trout and salmon fisheries and their watersheds.

Issues.  Keep informed about current issues affecting cold water conservation in Georgia. 

Action.  Find out what you can do as an individual.

Partnerships.  Upper Chattahoochee Trout Unlimited and the Georgia Council of Trout Unlimited represent you in a number of partnerships and coalitions.  You can join and participate in many of these organizations as an individual.