Carbon Sequestration

…established by Georgia Senate Bill 356 in 2004. The Registry provides a mechanism for the development, documentation, and reporting of carbon sequestration projects in Georgia. On the site, users can…

GEORGIA FORESTS: A RENEWABLE INSURANCE POLICY

billion impact on Georgia’s economy. It provides clean water, clean air, and wildlife habitat valued at more than $32 billion. It produces thousands of products on which we all depend….

Ecosystem Services

…their forests provide to all of us. Georgia’s Private Forestland Georgia’s 22 million acres of private forestland provide society with non-timber benefits and services worth more than $37.6 billion every…

Timber Buyers Directory

…706-988-9402 Fax: 706-283-5113 coldwatertimber@comcast.net Crossed Timber Harvesting Inc Derrell Greenway Title: Co-Owner Eatonton, GA 31024 Phone 1: 706-343-7023 Phone 2: 706-343-7023 Fax: 877-249-0398 crossedtimbers@hotmail.com Culpepper Timber Resources LLC Billy Culpepper,…

Area Forest Landowners Receiving Top-Rated Service

…community outreach. Among other achievements, they completed numerous building projects, hosted a special delegation of business leaders from Japan, volunteered at the Billy Lancaster Forestry Youth Camp, and served as…

National Forest Products Week

…lumber, pulp & paper, poles, fence posts, landscape mulch, etc. are well known and indeed contribute greatly to Georgia’s economy. The forest products industry contributed $36 billion and over 148,000…

Georgia’s Family Forest Landowners – 2021

Georgia’s forestry sector annually contributes about $36 billion to the state’s economy. Family forest landowners own 57% of forestlands in the state. These forestlands not only provide round wood for…

Georgia Forestry Forum Podcast

…water you drink, to the cost of our energy bills, and the products we use daily – and we’ll tell you how our folks here at the Georgia Forestry Commission…

2019 GA Carbon Sequestration Summary

Over 1.5 billion metric tons of carbon is sequestered on Georgia timberland according to 2019 Forest Inventory & Analysis (FIA) data, provided by the U.S. Forest Service. This includes 23.2 million acres on federal, state/local, and private property. It accounts for carbon in aboveground and belowground live and dead biomass, aboveground and belowground understory vegetation, coarse woody debris, soil, and leaf litter. This estimate excludes timberland primarily consisting of exotic species and non-stocked stands (previously forested land that has yet to be replanted or produce substantial natural vegetation).