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Connecting Georgia to a Sustainable Future

Working forests are the key to sustaining our communities and our air, water and wildlife resources. We are focused on maximizing working forests as a solution to our nation’s greatest challenges while reconnecting youth and adults to the land.

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Georgia Forests Work for You

From seedling to harvest, the working forest life cycle provides tremendous economic and environmental benefits to our state.

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We are focused on the long term sustainability of Georgia’s 22 million acres of working forests, which make up nearly two-thirds of the land area in the state. Our three programmatic areas below are focused on driving the key factors contributing to the long-term sustainability of our forests and the benefits they provide.

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Provide a Connection to the Land

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Expand Markets for Environmental Benefits

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Ensure Long-Term Economic Prosperity

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Georgia Forestry Foundation Receives USDA Forest Service Wood Innovations Grant

FORSYTH, Georgia – The Georgia Forestry Foundation (GFF) was announced as a recipient of project funding from the USDA Forest Service’s Wood Innovations Grant. The…

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Georgia Forestry Foundation Hosts Earth Day Party at Ponce City Market

ATLANTA – March 22, 2022 – As part of Jamestown’s Earth Day festivities at Ponce City Market, Georgia Forestry Foundation (GFF) is hosting an Earth…

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Forests are Critical to Drinking Water – Now What?

The Future of Southern Forests Hinges on Showcasing their Value

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