Charlie Elliott Wildlife Center is a 6,400-acre nature preserve near Mansfield, Georgia, managed by the Georgia Department of Natural Resources. Named for Charles Newton Elliott, it combines a visitors' center and museum with forests, fields, lakes, and managed wildlife habitat. The property includes the Marben Public Fishing Area, the Charlie Elliott Conference Center and Banquet Hall, and the Clybel Wildlife Management Area, making it both a recreation destination and a working conservation landscape. Fishing, hiking, biking, horseback riding, hunting, archery, shooting sports, picnicking, and educational programs are offered there, while habitat management practices such as prescribed burning, mowing, timber harvesting, and food plot rotation support deer, turkey, and other wildlife.