Leaf Watch Report for November 4th, 2021

…species like poplar have faded, but a majority of the canopy is showing great color. The variation of reds from the sumac, sourwood, and dogwoods contrasts with golds from the…

Timber Harvest Notifications

…notification, a copy of the uploaded map, and a link to Google maps. Implementation Per the legislation, after the launch, counties that require timber harvest notification can begin transitioning their…

“The Best Time to Plant a Tree was Yesterday.”

…is done. Now we must rebuild, and most importantly replant, to resurrect our lost canopy. Fortunately for our community, we have an incredible group of citizens who saw the need…

Leaf Watch Report for September 27th, 2023

The fall foliage show in North Georgia is on its way, but it’s not quite here yet! There’s very minimal color change throughout the forest canopy across all elevations. You’ll…

Wildfire Risk Reduction Qualification (WRRQ) in Georgia

…and foresters across the state in 2024. Two-thirds of Georgia is covered by forest canopy, and as our state continues to grow, the importance of this knowledge will grow –…

Leaf Watch Report for September 28th, 2022

…but should not impact this year’s fall foliage. The forest canopy throughout all elevations in north-central Georgia is primarily green. Species specifics: Maple – starting to show tinges of orange…

Leaf Watch Report for October 05, 2022

…hues on the tops of the tree canopy. Yellow poplar – Yellow. Sumac – Red. Beech – Green with some yellowing. Dogwood – Red and burgundy. Sourwood – Signs of…

STEM & Forestry

…through the papermaking process at a paper mill. Plus, download a free copy of the “Making Your Own Paper” activity from Project Learning Tree’s Explore Your Environment: K-8 Activity Guide….

GA Forestry Commission Set to Launch Leaf Watch 2023

…across North Georgia and include details about species undergoing specific color changes, the effects of weather on the tree canopy, ideal places to enjoy scenic views and suggested routes that…