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.
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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Congratulations to Brantley County High School’s FFA team for becoming 2026 National Champions. The team was recognized Oct. 22 at the 99th National FFA Convention…
On September 22, landowners gathered in Waynesboro to learn the basics. Georgia Forestry Foundation joined UGA Extension, Georgia Tech, Clemson University and Southern Regional Extension…
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