SAVE THE DATE GEORGIA'S FORESTS AND OUR EARTH On April 21-23, Trees Atlanta is teaming up with the Georgia Forestry Foundation, Chattahoochee Nature Center, Georgia Forestry Commission and Project Learning Tree to celebrate our state’s trees, forests, and the benefits that they provide to clean air, clean water, wildlife habitat and sustainable products. The three-day
Expand your Mass imber knowledge–from products to on-site logistics. This in-depth, multi-faceted workshop is intended for—but not limited to—construction industry professionals looking to gain a deep understanding of the unique attributes of mass timber construction. Attendees will earn 3.5 LUs and hear from a dynamic group of speakers with a breadth of experience in project
ON THE ROAD: Backing, Breakdowns, Coupling & Uncoupling & DOT Inspections and downloading the Talent LMS app When: Apr 30, 2021 01:00 PM Eastern Time (US and Canada) Register in advance for this meeting: Register Here ➝
Land & Ladies' The Woman Landowner Workshops: Reforestation is part of a 3 part workshop series covering all the aspects of forest management women should know when owning land. Land & Ladies workshops are unique where women attendees are taught by women professionals! Agenda: 8:30 Registration and Refreshments 9:00 Welcome and Introductions 9:20 Markets & Products –
Utilities in Action Source Water Collaborative Forestry Learning Exchange Webinar #4: This webinar will showcase the work of two drinking water utilities that are using the funding to conserve and manage forests to protect their drinking water sources. Note: There will be a 30-minute Teams meeting discussion with the speakers immediately following the webinar (links
Objectives Participants will learn: Silvicultural systems and regeneration harvest methods suited for upland hardwood stands Considerations for intentionally managing both pines and hardwoods in the same stand Natural hardwood regeneration Artificial hardwood regeneration Herbicides and hardwood management Hardwood timber stand improvement practices Crop tree release principles Managing degraded stands Management practices to improve wood quality
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A two-day event designed to grow your connection with your land! $50 | Limit 50 participants | Participation follows CDC guidelines Be a part of this national event and learn from women in the field: Become an engaged woman landowner Learn about working with consulting foresters Planning and communicating your land goals to the next
We invite your participation in Waters of the Oconee River Basin: What's Important to You? We welcome input from people who benefit from water resources in a variety of ways: water managers from local government and utilities businesses that rely on water or local waterbodies anglers and others who swim, canoe, kayak and boat people