Explore and Enjoy Georgia’s Public Lands

…of GFC creating secondary agreements with the Georgia Department of Natural Resources (DNR) Game and Fish Division, to merge the properties into the WMA system. These agreements allowed multiple use…

Accessibility

…basis of disability in our services, programs, activities, or employment. Upon request, we will make reasonable modifications and/or accommodations to ensure that people with disabilities have an equal opportunity to…

Longleaf Restoration

…addition, “fuels” of leftover logging debris on the forest floor caused catastrophic wildfires. Animal populations plummeted, with a cascading negative effect on the entire ecosystem. In the 1900s, people began…

Forest Legacy & Conservation Easements

…areas that have multiple public benefits such as water quality protection, key fish and wildlife habitats, and outstanding recreation opportunities or scenic views, while providing the opportunity to continue traditional…

Natural Disaster Recovery

…them, they could snap violently and cause personal injury. Operating a chainsaw on storm-damaged trees is dangerous. Historically, more people are injured by chainsaws than the storm that caused the…

Reforestation

…better the growth. If some seedlings have roots that are excessively long, remove them individually, and trim slightly. Do not allow seedlings to dry out from wind or sun. Ample

Wood-Using Industries

…state of Georgia. External Website Hurricane Matthew Timber Impact Assessment Georgia (2016) Hurricane Matthew impacted multiple southern states, and all coastal counties of Georgia experienced extreme winds and heavy rain…

Ask The Arborist

Sometimes, a simple question can be answered with a little background information. We invite you to review our various resources for a lot of helpful tips and best practices for…

Storm Mitigation Planning

…when the time comes. New opportunities for economic and environmental use of woody debris may also be available. Helpful Resources Find sample emergency response plans, Do’s & Don’ts on managing…

Green Infrastructure Resources

…aquifers, reduces flooding, and moderates the climate. promotes healthy exercise and access to more locally grown food. Maintaining a Green Georgia Coast Multiple state and local partners have been utilizing…