Happy Monday! While you adjust to daylight savings time, here are a few things that can help keep you informed about forestry investments in Georgia. 👨🌾 Congressman Sanford D. Bishop (D-02) was
Executive Order Expires, Allowable Haul Weight for Log Trucks Returns to 84,000 lbs.
On Saturday, March 11, the State of Emergency Executive Order for Supply Chain Disruptions expired, officially returning the legal gross vehicle weight for trucks hauling raw forest products to 84,000
Weekly Reads | March 6, 2023
Good Morning! Here’s what we’ve been watching this week related to forestry. Stay informed and engaged! 🐍 The U.S. Fish & Wildlife Service has been petitioned to list the eastern
Eastern Diamondback Rattlesnake Species Assessment: How You Can Help
The U.S. Fish & Wildlife Service has been petitioned to list the eastern diamondback rattlesnake as a threatened or endangered species. Georgia Forestry Association encouraged to document sightings of the
Frecklebelly Madtom Listed as Threatened
Georgia forest landowners should be aware that a species of fish, the Frecklebelly Madtom Catfish, has been officially listed as threatened in parts of North Georgia. Additionally, the U.S. Fish and
Weekly Reads | February 27, 2023
Get a fresh start by digging into the fresh forestry news from this past week! 🌪️ The USDA Forest Service explored the effects of hurricanes on forest products markets in
Georgia Forestry Magazine Winter Issue Highlights Landowner Legacy and Policy Priorities
Georgia Forestry Association members receive Georgia Forestry Magazine four times per year. The magazine brings together writers and leaders from the Georgia Forestry Association, Georgia Forestry Commission and Georgia Sustainable Forestry
Weekly Reads | February 20, 2023
Grab some coffee and start off your day with some fresh forestry news! 🌳 Today is Georgia Arbor Day! We don’t need a reason to celebrate Georgia’s forests, but we
Weekly Reads | February 14, 2023
📦 Graphic-Packaging announced this week that it will spend $1 billion to build a new paperboard mill in Waco, Texas. wsj.com 🌽 Chinese investors held more than 338,000 acres at the