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The Georgia Forestry Forum

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Welcome to the Georgia Forestry Forum! This is a podcast that explores trees and forests - the rich and renewable resources - and the innumerable benefits we humans get from them! Expect this podcast to cover topics that will affect YOU! We want to share how trees impact every part of your life - from the air you breathe, the 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 support it all.

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  1. 30. What Your Teachers Did Over the Summer: Inside the Teacher Conservation Workshop with Chelsea York, Kim Morris-Zarneke, and Ann Marie Brezina

    Aug 31, 202651 min

    Welcome to the Georgia Forestry Forum! In today’s episode, GFC's Chelsea York, GADNR's Kim Morris-Zarneke, and educator Ann Marie Brezina explore what happens when teachers trade the classroom for a week in the field at the Georgia Teacher Conservation Workshop. From forest management and prescribed fire to wildlife, water, and conservation, you’ll hear how immersive, hands-on experiences help educators better understand Georgia’s natural resources and give them the tools to bring those lessons back to their students. Plus, we look back at this summer’s first-ever Advanced Teacher Conservation Workshop and how more than 20 years of TCW is helping build a more informed generation of Georgia’s future decision-makers. Learn more about the Teacher Conservation Workshop: Georgia Teacher Conservation Workshop TCW Facebook Page Resources and programs discussed: Georgia Project Learning Tree LEARNING IS IN OUR NATURE - Project Learning Tree (National) Project WILD | Department Of Natural Resources Division Project WILD (National) Georgia Project WET Project Wet (National) Lancaster Camp Outdoor Wildlife Leadership School(OWLS) | Georgia Natural Resources Foundation NRCW (Natural Resources Conservation Workshop) Georgia Science Teachers Association - Conference Find Georgia Forestry Commission online: Website: https://gatrees.org/ Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/GeorgiaForestryCommission/ Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/gatrees/ Twitter/X: https://twitter.com/GaTrees Find Georgia Department of Natural Resources online: Website: https://gadnr.org/ Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/gadnr Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/georgiawildlife/ Twitter/X: https://x.com/GeorgiaWild Chelsea York Educator Coordinator, Georgia Forestry Commission State Co-Coordinator, Project Learning Tree cyork@gfc.state.ga.us Kim Morris-Zarneke Program Manager, Charlie Elliott Wildlife Center State Coordinator, Project WILD kim.morris-zarneke@dnr.ga.gov Ann Marie Brezina Sustainability and Ag. Sciences Director High School Environmental Science Teacher Credits: YouTube Audio Library - Duck in the Alley by Tracktribe Under the Sun by Everet Almond Come Along by Dan Lebowitz Top of the Morning by TrackTribe Freesound.org Attributions - Bug Eating Plants by Samantha_Dolman Cinematic Impact Boom by Universfield Digital Wildfire by vekoN Foresters Tractor and Sawing Trees by dibko Keyboard by MattRuthSound Have ideas, feedback, or questions? Let us know!

  2. 29. The Biggest Mistakes People Make in the Woods with Troy Clymer and Jeff Kastle

    Jul 31, 202647 min

    Welcome to the Georgia Forestry Forum! In today’s episode, GFC Forest Management Chief Troy Clymer and Management Forester Jeff Kastle, recipient of the 2025 U.S. Forest Service Forester Award, share the most common (and often most costly) mistakes they see landowners make across Georgia’s forests. From selling timber without multiple bids and skipping a forest management plan to overlooking early warning signs of insects and invasive species , they offer practical advice, real-world stories, and simple steps that can help landowners protect their investment and become better stewards of their land. Find us online: Website: https://gatrees.org/ Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/GeorgiaForestryCommission/ Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/gatrees/ Twitter/X: https://twitter.com/GaTrees Troy Clymer Chief of Forest Management Georgia Forestry Commission tclymer@gfc.state.ga.us Jeff Kastle Management Forester, Region II Georgia Forestry Commission jkastle@gfc.state,ga.us Credits: YouTube Audio Library - Duck in the Alley by Tracktribe Birdseye Blues by Chris Haugen Sunrise From a Moonbeam by Dan Lebowitz Country Sky by Telecasted Freesound.org Attributions - Birds at Bells Bend by food4sparrows Bug Eating Plants by Samantha_Dolman Cha Ching by Lucish_ Cinematic Impact Boom by Universfield Deep Cinematic Impact by MeijstroAudio Digital Wildfire by vekoN Dog Triple Bark by crazymonke9 Keyboard by MattRuthSound Magic Fireball by JoelAudio Medium Sized Propellor Plane by soundslikewillem Phone Ringing by AUDACITIER Quail Call by dobroide The Sound of Ice During Melting by dibko Have ideas, feedback, or questions? Let us know!

  3. 28. Answering the Call: Stories from GFC Dispatchers with Ashlee Booth and Rebecca Waller

    Jun 26, 202641 min

    Welcome to the Georgia Forestry Forum! In today’s episode, GFC's Response Center Managers Ashlee Booth and Rebecca Waller give an inside look at the work of a GFC Dispatcher . Fielding more than 120,000 calls and coordinating over 3,000 dispatches each year, these professionals are the vital link between the public and wildland firefighters in the field. You’ll hear how dispatchers balance customer service with emergency response , along with some of their most memorable calls and moments that define one of the most fast-paced, high-stakes roles in the entire agency. Find Georgia Forestry Commission online: Website: https://gatrees.org/ Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/GeorgiaForestryCommission/ Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/gatrees/ Twitter/X: https://twitter.com/GaTrees Ashlee Booth Central Response Center Manager Georgia Forestry Commission abooth@gfc.state.ga.us Rebecca Waller Southern Response Center Manager Georgia Forestry Commission rwaller@gfc.state.ga.us Credits: YouTube Audio Library - Duck in the Alley by Tracktribe The Painted Night by National Sweetheart Rollin' by Lauren Duski You Are The Only by Tracktribe Freesound.org Attributions - Blackbird Fly By by acclivity Cinematic Impact Boom by Universfield Deep Cinematic Impact by MeijstroAudio Dial by CGEffex Dialing on an iPhone by pfranzen Digital Wildfire by vekoN Medium Sized Propellor Plane by soundslikewillem Radio Click 4 by ERH Tractor Plowing by Jukar Have ideas, feedback, or questions? Let us know!

  4. 27. The Silent Spread: Georgia’s Fight Against Cogongrass with Paul McDaniel & Mark McClure

    Apr 30, 202627 min

    NOTE: This episode was recorded and scheduled for release prior to the South Georgia wildfires. All updates regarding the South Georgia wildfires can be found here. Welcome to the Georgia Forestry Forum! In today’s episode, GFC Forest Health Specialists Paul McDaniel and Mark McClure give you the lowdown on cogongrass in Georgia. You’ll learn how to identify this aggressive invasive species, how to report it , and why early detection is key to stopping the spread - along with a breakdown of the treatment options GFC offers to landowners at no cost. Report cogongrass sightings here: Cogongrass In Georgia – Report It | Georgia Forestry Commission Learn more about cogongrass. Find Georgia Forestry Commission online: Website: https://gatrees.org/ Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/GeorgiaForestryCommission/ Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/gatrees/ Twitter/X: https://twitter.com/GaTrees Paul McDaniel Forest Health Coordinator Georgia Forestry Commission pmcdaniel@gfc.state.ga.us Mark McClure Forest Health Specialist Georgia Forestry Commission mmcclure@gfc.state.ga.us Credits: YouTube Audio Library - Duck in the Alley by Tracktribe Mood Ring by National Sweetheart Swampland by Chris Haugen Where I Stand (Ft. Anahita Skye) by Blue Deer Freesound.org Attributions - Birds at Bells Bend_01 by food4sparrows Bug Eating Plants by Samantha_Dolman Cinematic Impact Boom by Universfield Dialing on an iPhone by pfranzen Digital Wildfire by vekoN Dramatic Organ, A by InspectorJ Jar of Nails by PaulPauwels Keyboard by MattRuthSound Sleigh Bells Sound Effect by GowlerMusic Sword Slice 23 by Black Snow Have ideas, feedback, or questions? Let us know!

  5. 26. Stronger Together: Equipping Rural Georgia to Fight Fire with Justin Brown & Charles Wasdin

    Mar 26, 202632 min

    Welcome to the Georgia Forestry Forum! In today’s episode, GFC’s Rural Fire Defense Program Coordinator Justin Brown and Fire Chief Charles Wasdin take you inside Georgia’s Rural Fire Defense program to explore how GFC equips and supports rural fire departments with the tools they need to assist with wildfires across the state. From grant opportunities that help departments secure essential firefighting equipment to specialized wildfire training for local crews, you’ll hear how this program strengthens response capabilities and the critical partnership between wildland firefighters and structure firefighters that helps protect communities across Georgia. Resources discussed: Rural Fire Defense Program | Georgia Forestry Commission Georgia Forestry Commission Volunteer Fire Assistance Grant Program (VFA) Find Georgia Forestry Commission online: Website: https://gatrees.org/ Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/GeorgiaForestryCommission/ Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/gatrees/ Twitter/X: https://twitter.com/GaTrees Justin Brown Rural Fire Defense Coordinator Georgia Forestry Commission djbrown@gfc.state.ga.us Charles Wasdin Fire Chief Hazlehurst-Jeff Davis Fire and Rescue (912) 375-6699 Credits: YouTube Audio Library - Duck in the Alley by Tracktribe Come On Out by Dan Lebowitz Running It Down by Everet Almond Too Late Now by Go By Ocean Freesound.org Attributions - Cha Ching by Lucish_ Cinematic Impact Boom by Universfield Digital Wildfire by vekoN Keyboard by MattRuthSound Radio Click by ERH Have ideas, feedback, or questions? Let us know!

  6. 25. The Hunt for Georgia's Champion Trees with David Long and Eli Dickerson

    Feb 19, 202637 min

    Welcome to the Georgia Forestry Forum! In today’s episode, special guest Eli Dickerson and GFC's David Long take you inside Georgia’s Champion Tree Program to explore how the state’s largest trees are identified, measured, and verified. From the nomination process to the stories behind some of Georgia’s most impressive champions, you’ll get a behind-the-scenes look at how these towering trees are discovered, and what makes them stand out. Resources discussed: Champion Trees | Georgia Forestry Commission Atlanta’s Champion Trees | Trees Atlanta National Champion Tree Program | National Champion Tree Program Home - Park Pride The Wild Trees – Richard Preston Big Trees and Primeval Forests: A Guide to the Largest Trees and Finest Surviving Old-Growth in Georgia’s Blue Ridge Mountains: Shaw, Clifford Find Georgia Forestry Commission online: Website: https://gatrees.org/ Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/GeorgiaForestryCommission/ Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/gatrees/ Twitter/X: https://twitter.com/GaTrees David Long Urban and Community Forestry Specialist Champion Tree Program Coordinator Georgia Forestry Commission ISA Certified Arborist dlong@gfc.state.ga.us Eli Dickerson Director of Education, Park Pride Volunteer, Trees Atlanta eli@parkpride.org Credits: YouTube Audio Library - Duck in the Alley by Tracktribe Hustle Econo by National Sweetheart Seasons by Telecasted Freesound.org Attributions - January Sleet by pcaeldries Keyboard by MattRuthSound Tire Puncture by WaveAdventurer Wolf by maljwilliams Have ideas, feedback, or questions? Let us know!

  7. 24. GFC Today: Fighting Fire, Protecting Forests, Serving Georgia with Wendy Burnett and John Sabo

    Jan 20, 202628 min

    Welcome to the Georgia Forestry Forum! In today’s episode, GFC's Director and State Forester Johnny Sabo and Public Relations Director Wendy Burnett unveil the Georgia Forestry Commission’s new branding shift and tagline which spotlights GFC employees as emergency responders , working every day to protect lives, property, and Georgia’s natural resources. From wildland firefighters to forest health professionals and the utilization and marketing team, they highlight how every role supports the agency’s mission. Fighting Fire, Protecting Forests, Serving Georgia . Find us online: Website: https://gatrees.org/ Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/GeorgiaForestryCommission/ Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/gatrees/ Twitter/X: https://twitter.com/GaTrees John Sabo Director and State Forester Georgia Forestry Commission jsabo@gfc.state.ga.us Wendy Burnett Director of Public Relations Georgia Forestry Commission wburnett@gfc.state.ga.us Credits: YouTube Audio Library - Duck in the Alley by Tracktribe All the Fixings by Zachariah Hickman Taking in the Changes by Everet Almond Bring it Together by Telecasted Freesound.org Attributions - Bug Eating Plants by Samantha_Dolman Cinematic Impact Boom by Universfield Dialing on an iPhone by pfranzen Digital Wildfire by vekoN Keyboard by MattRuthSound Lightning Strike by nissse Medium Sized Propellor Plane by soundslikewillem Open Can by MakoFox Radio Click by ERH Have ideas, feedback, or questions? Let us know!

  8. 23. Saluting Service: Meet GFC’s 2025 Firefighter and Forester of the Year

    Nov 14, 202530 min

    Welcome to the Georgia Forestry Forum! In today’s episode, we’re saluting service as GFC Media Relations Specialist Stasia Kelly sits down with our recently announced 2025 Firefighter and Forester of the Year, Will Dale and Matt O'Connor. These two outstanding team members share their career journeys, the lessons they’ve learned in the field, and what drives their commitment to protecting Georgia’s forests and communities. From leadership and teamwork to service and dedication , this conversation highlights the heart of GFC’s mission. Find us online: Website: https://gatrees.org/ Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/GeorgiaForestryCommission/ Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/gatrees/ Twitter/X: https://twitter.com/GaTrees Stasia Kelly Media Relations Specialist Georgia Forestry Commission skelly@gfc.state.ga.us Will Dale Ranger III, Habersham County Georgia Forestry Commission wdale@gfc.state.ga.us Matthew O'Connor Lead Forester, Region 4 Georgia Forestry Commission moconnor@gfc.state.ga.us Credits: YouTube Audio Library - Duck in the Alley by Tracktribe Land of a Loss by Dan Lebowitz Pure Magic by Chris Haugen The Painted Night by National Sweetheart Freesound.org Attributions - Ambulance by bmoreno Chainsaw by ItsTheGoodstuff Cinematic Impact Boom by Universfield Digital Wildfire by vekoN Dun Dun Dun by Simon_Lacelle Gravel Climbing by jorickhoofd Helicopter Spraying Herbicide by Benboncan Rock Tumble by AGC66 Sleigh Bells Sound Effect by GowlerMusic Water Splash by Yin_Yang_Jake007 Have ideas, feedback, or questions? Let us know!

  9. 22. From Pine to Products: Georgia's Forest Industry at Work with Devon Dartnell and Dru Preston

    Oct 20, 202528 min

    Welcome to the Georgia Forestry Forum! It’s National Forest Products Week! In today’s episode, join GFC’s Devon Dartnell and Druid Preston as they break down how a tiny seedling grows into the many forest products we use every day. They unpack the challenges facing the industry, explore emerging opportunities that could shape its future, such as mass timber and biofuels , and highlight why forest products are essential to Georgia’s economy, environment, and everyday life. Find us online: -Website: https://gatrees.org/ -Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/GeorgiaForestryCommission/ -Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/gatrees/ -Twitter/X: https://twitter.com/GaTrees Devon Dartnell Director of Forest Services, Utilization, & Marketing Georgia Forestry Commission ddartnell@gfc.state.ga.us Druid Preston Forest Services, Utilization, & Marketing Department Georgia Forestry Commission dpreston@gfc.state.ga.us Credits: YouTube Audio Library - Duck in the Alley by Tracktribe Clouds Lifting by Telecasted Headlands by National Sweetheart Rollin' by Lauren Duski Freesound.org Attributions - Bug Eating Plants by Samantha_Dolman Cinematic Impact Boom by Universfield Keyboard by MattRuthSound Pickaxe Mining Clank OWI by WolfOWI Have ideas, feedback, or questions? Let us know!

  10. 21. Fall Fire Forecast: What You Can Do to Stay Safe and Prevent Wildfires with Thomas Barrett and Chris Henderson

    Sep 30, 202527 min

    Welcome to the Georgia Forestry Forum! In today’s episode, GFC’s Thomas Barrett and Chris Henderson break down what to expect this fall fire season and why wildfire risk is on the rise. From permits to precautions , they share how landowners can burn responsibly and build defensible space around their homes to help reduce the threat of wildfires. Find us online: -Website: https://gatrees.org/ -Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/GeorgiaForestryCommission/ -Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/gatrees/ -Twitter/X: https://twitter.com/GaTrees Safe Burning Resources: Take Five: How to Comply with Georgia’s New Outdoor Burning Laws Take Five: Overview Frequently Asked Questions – English Version Preguntas Frecuentes – Español Versión GFC Public Viewer GFC Public Viewer Video Walkthrough Thomas Barrett Fire Protection Chief Georgia Forestry Commission tbarrett@gfc.state.ga.us Chris Henderson Chief Ranger, Walker County Georgia Forestry Commission chenderson@gfc.state.ga.us Credits: YouTube Audio Library - Duck in the Alley by Tracktribe Cattle by Telecasted Too Late Now - Go By Ocean Sweet Release by Dan Lebowitz Freesound.org Attributions - Chainsaw by ItsTheGoodstuff Cinematic Impact Boom by Universfield Grill Sizzle by b0bd0bbs Helicopter Spraying Herbicide by Benboncan Hose Water by KodyTron Keyboard by MattRuthSound Medium Sized Propellor Plane by soundslikewillem Turkey Gobble by klankbeeld Water Splash by lwdickens Have ideas, feedback, or questions? Let us know!

  11. 20. From Georgia to Alaska: How GFC’s Incident Management Team Responds to Disasters Nationwide

    Aug 25, 202525 min

    Welcome to the Georgia Forestry Forum! In today's episode, GFC Media Relations Specialist Stasia Kelly interviews members of GFC's Type 3 Incident Management Team who recently returned from Alaska, where they managed several wildfires . The team discusses the unique challenges posed by Alaska's terrain , the importance of protecting life and property , and reflect on their personal and professional growth through the assignment. Find us online: Website: https://gatrees.org/ Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/GeorgiaForestryCommission/ Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/gatrees/ Twitter/X: https://twitter.com/GaTrees GFC Incident Management Team Members Featured: Danny Gore, Incident Commander Jason Squires, Operations Stephen Spradley, Liaison Officer Stasia Kelly Media Relations Specialist Georgia Forestry Commission skelly@gfc.state.ga.us Credits: YouTube Audio Library - Duck in the Alley by Tracktribe Bring it Together by Telecasted Lazy Boy Blues by Unicorn Heads Swimming in a Fish Bowl by Mark Karan, Scott Guberman, Angeline Saris, and Jeremy Hoenig Freesound.org Attributions - Bear Growl 1 by tbsounddesigns Cinematic Impact Boom by Universfield Helicopter Spraying Herbicide by Benboncan Lightning Strike by nissse Medium Sized Propellor Plane by soundslikewillem Radio Click 4 by ERH Zip Up by PrimeJunt Sleigh Bells Sound Effect by GowlerMusic Have ideas, feedback, or questions? Let us know!

  12. 19. How Healthy Forests Protect Clean Water with Scott Thackston and Bert Earley

    Jul 30, 202537 min

    Welcome to the Georgia Forestry Forum! In today’s episode, join Water Quality Specialists Scott Thackston and Bert Earley as they dive into the connection between forests and clean water . From the importance of contiguous forest land to the behind-the-scenes work of monitoring for water quality risks , you’ll get an inside look at how GFC’s Water Quality Program helps protect Georgia’s water, one forest at a time. Find us online: -Website: https://gatrees.org/ -Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/GeorgiaForestryCommission/ -Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/gatrees/ -Twitter/X: https://twitter.com/GaTrees Bert Earley Water Quality Specialist Georgia Forestry Commission bearley@gfc.state.ga.us Scott Thackston Water Quality Program Coordinator Georgia Forestry Commission sthackston@gfc.state.ga.us Credits: YouTube Audio Library - Duck in the Alley by Tracktribe Freedom by Dan Lebowitz Sugarbee by Chris Haugen Twilight Train by Dan Lebowitz Freesound.org Attributions - Cha Ching by Lucish_ Cinematic Impact Boom by Universfield Have ideas, feedback, or questions? Let us know!

  13. 18. Georgia’s Great Outdoors: Managed with Heart, Made for Adventure with Aurora Geoghagan and Brandon Merz

    Jun 30, 202528 min

    Welcome to the Georgia Forestry Forum! In today's episode, join GFC Foresters Aurora Geoghagan and Brandon Merz as they dish out the scoop on the best locations to recreate in Georgia this summer. They also provide a peek behind the curtain at how good forest management practices , such as invasive insect monitoring and prescribed burning, help keep these places in great shape to be enjoyed all year long! Resources Mentioned: For more information on state parks , visit: https://gastateparks.org/ For more information on national parks , visit: https://www.nps.gov/ Merlin Bird ID App: https://merlin.allaboutbirds.org/ Find us online: -Website: https://gatrees.org/ -Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/GeorgiaForestryCommission/ -Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/gatrees/ -Twitter/X: https://twitter.com/GaTrees Aurora Geoghagan Management Forester Georgia Forestry Commission ageoghagan@gfc.state.ga.us Brandon Merz Forest Health Specialist Georgia Forestry Commission bmerz@gfc.state.ga.us Credits: YouTube Audio Library - For Our Friends by Telecasted Fun in the Sun by Chris Haugen You are The Only by TrackTribe Duck in the Alley by TrackTribe Freesound.org Attributions - Birds at Bells Bend by food4sparrows Bug Eating Plants by Samantha_Dolman Foresters Tractor and Sawing Trees by dibko Hit FX Winding Down by Motion_S Lightning Strike by nissse River Summer by Klankbeeld Snake by Julian_Eftei Water Splash 1 by lwdickens Have ideas, feedback, or questions? Let us know!

  14. 17. Strong Roots, Steady Growth: Leadership and Legislation Insights with John Sabo and Kris Butler

    Jun 6, 202535 min

    Welcome to the Georgia Forestry Forum! In today's episode, join GFC's Johnny Sabo and Kris Butler as they reflect on their first months in new leadership roles. From years of field experience to guiding the agency from the top, they share how their roots in forestry shape the way they lead today, as well as provide a recap from the recent legislative session, and what it means for the future of forestry in Georgia. Find us online: -Website: https://gatrees.org/ -Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/GeorgiaForestryCommission/ -Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/gatrees/ -Twitter/X: https://twitter.com/GaTrees John Sabo Director and State Forester Georgia Forestry Commission jsabo@gfc.state.ga.us Kris Butler Deputy Director Georgia Forestry Commission kbutler@gfc.state.ga.us Credits: YouTube Audio Library - Open and Closed by Dan "Lebo" Lebowitz & Tone Seeker Sunrise from a Moonbeam by Dan "Lebo" Lebowitz & Tone Seeker Arm Wrestler by National Sweetheart Duck in the Alley by TrackTribe Freesound.org Attributions - Airplanes by kevp888 Chainsaw by ItsTheGoodstuff Cinematic Impact Boom by Universfield Dog Triple Bark by crazymonke9 Door Slam 1 by bennstir Fireplace by inchadney Football Crowd by Quistard Gavel Double by zerolagtime Good Morning by barrigan Hammering by kentdavies959 Helicopter Spraying Herbicide by Benboncan Keyboard by George Hopkins Open Can by MakoFo Quick, Bouncy, Happy, Bright Melody by AlmightyPsyche Radio Click 4 by ERH Shiny Object by sonically_sound Tabletop Clock Ticking by ycbcr Water Splash 1 by lwdickens Have ideas, feedback, or questions? Let us know!

  15. 16. Nature on Canvas: Honoring Georgia's Trees Through Art with Wendy Burnett and SCAD's Scott Linzey and Kent Knowles

    Apr 17, 202522 min

    Welcome to the Georgia Forestry Forum! In today's episode, join GFC's Wendy Burnett and SCAD's Scott Linzey and Kent Knowles as they share all the details on our amazing Georgia Arbor Day tree portrait partnership and special event at the Georgia State Capitol! Click here to watch the highlight video of the event! Find us online: -Website: https://gatrees.org/ -Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/GeorgiaForestryCommission/ -Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/gatrees/ -Twitter/X: https://twitter.com/GaTrees Wendy Burnett Director of Public Relations Georgia Forestry Commission wburnett@gfc.state.ga.us Scott Linzey, Vice President of SCAD SERVE Kent Knowles, Associate Chair of Fine Arts, SCAD Atlanta For more information on the Savannah College of Art and Design and SCAD SERVE - please visit: - The University for Creative Careers | SCAD - SCAD SERVE - Initiatives | SCAD Credits: YouTube Audio Library - Come Along by Dan "Lebo" Lebowitz & Tone Seeker Sail on Stranger by Dan "Lebo" Lebowitz & Tone Seeker Duck in the Alley by TrackTribe Freesound.org Attributions - Baseball Hit and Crowd Cheer by AmishRob Fireplace by inchadney Large Crown In building Walla by jimruss68 Shiny Object by sonically_sound Windy Pine Forest (Soft) by jgrzinich Have ideas, feedback, or questions? Let us know!

  16. 15. Helene's Aftermath: Stories from the Front Lines with Chad Brackin and Jason Squires

    Mar 28, 202530 min

    Welcome to the Georgia Forestry Forum! In today's episode, join GFC Fire Management Officers Chad Brackin and Jason Squires as they reflect on the six-month anniversary of Hurricane Helene , share their first-hand accounts of the storm and provide an update on how their communities are recovering. For more information on Hurricane Helene - please visit: Hurricane Helene Recovery Assistance | Georgia Forestry Commission Find us online: -Website: https://gatrees.org/ -Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/GeorgiaForestryCommission/ -Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/gatrees/ -Twitter/X: https://twitter.com/GaTrees Chad Brackin Fire Management Officer, Region 3 Georgia Forestry Commission cbrackin@gfc.state.ga.us Jason Squires Fire Management Officer, Region 5 Georgia Forestry Commission jsquires@gfc.state.ga.us Credits: Freesound.org Attributions - Ambulance by Samdrup Chainsaw by ItsTheGoodstuff Clattering Metal File Against Metal Box by F.M.Audio Dialing on an iPhone by pfranzen Dog Triple Bark by crazymonke9 Dog Running Up and Past, Panting by Trashcan_Studios Electric Wire by Glaneur de sons Fire Alarm Testing by jppi_Stu Fire In Woodburning Stove by Benboncan Have ideas, feedback, or questions? Let us know!

  17. 14. Plant This, Not That: Arborist's Advice for Choosing the Right Trees with Seth Hawkins and David Long

    Feb 21, 202524 min

    Welcome to the Georgia Forestry Forum! In today's episode, join GFC's Seth Hawkins and David Long as we celebrate Georgia Arbor Day with a discussion on the benefits of planting native tree species , the dangers of planting invasive species , and how we can show love to Georgia's largest trees! For more information on tree planting, species selection, or our Champion Tree Program - please visit: www.gatrees.org Find us on socials: -Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/GeorgiaForestryCommission/ -Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/gatrees/ -Twitter: https://twitter.com/GaTrees Seth Hawkins Urban & Community Forestry Coordinator Georgia Forestry Commission ISA Certified Arborist shawkins@gfc.state.ga.us David Long Urban and Community Forestry Specialist Champion Tree Program Coordinator Georgia Forestry Commission ISA Certified Arborist dlong@gfc.state.ga.us Credits: YouTube Audio Library - - Duck in the Alley by TrackTribe - Fun in the Sun by Chris Haugen - Trimmed and Taught by Dan Lebowitz Freesound.org Attributions - - Space Rocket Flyby by Robinhood76 - Keyboard by MattRuthSound - Electric Wire by Glaneur de sons - Gardening Sheers by ryanlouis - Cha Ching by Lucish - Bug Eating Plants by Samantha_Dolman - Water Splash by lwdickens - Gardening Sheers by ryanlouis - Cha Ching by Lucish Have ideas, feedback, or questions? Let us know!

  18. 13. Hurricane Helene Timber Impact and Recovery Advice with Troy Clymer and Ryan Phillips

    Jan 10, 202536 min

    Welcome to the Georgia Forestry Forum! In today's episode, join GFC's Troy Clymer and Ryan Phillips as they break down the findings of our Hurricane Helene Timber Impact Assessment , share advice for affected landowners, and detail cost-share opportunities provided by our partners as well as the state of Georgia. For more information on the Hurricane Helene and any of the programs mentioned in today's episode - please visit: Hurricane Helene Recovery Assistance | Georgia Forestry Commission Find us on socials: -Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/GeorgiaForestryCommission/ -Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/gatrees/ -Twitter: https://twitter.com/GaTrees Troy Clymer Forest Management Chief Georgia Forestry Commission tclymer@gfc.state.ga.us Ryan Phillips Associate Chief of Forest Management/Cost-Share Coordinator Georgia Forestry Commission rphillips@gfc.state.ga.us Credits: YouTube Audio Library - - Duck in the Alley by TrackTribe - Rainy Sundays by The 126ers - Vault by TrackTribe - Tupelo Train by Chris Haugen - Twilight Train by Dan Lebowitz Have ideas, feedback, or questions? Let us know!

  19. 12. Bring One For The Chipper Event with Seth Hawkins and Meagan Whitehead

    Dec 6, 202417 min

    Welcome to the Georgia Forestry Forum! Today's episode is all about treecycling through Keep Georgia Beautiful Foundation's Bring One for the Chipper Event ! Join GFC's Seth Hawkins and KGBF's Megan Whitehead as they share the history behind the event, the benefits of recycling your Christmas tree, and how you can participate on Jan 4th! For more information on the Bring One for the Chipper Event - please visit: www.kgbf.org/bring-one-for-the-chipper Find us on socials: -Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/GeorgiaForestryCommission/ -Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/gatrees/ -Twitter: https://twitter.com/GaTrees Seth Hawkins Urban & Community Forestry Coordinator Georgia Forestry Commission ISA Certified Arborist shawkins@gfc.state.ga.us www.gatrees.org Meagan Whitehead Program and Affiliate Support Manager Keep Georgia Beautiful Foundation www.kgbf.org www.facebook.com/keepgeorgiabeautifulfoundation/ www.instagram.com/keepgeorgiabeautifulfoundation/ www.linkedin.com/company/keep-georgia-beautiful-foundation/ Credits: YouTube Audio Library - - Duck in the Alley by TrackTribe - Deck the Halls B by Kevin MacLeod - Christmas Village by Aaron Kenny - Home for the Holidays by Chris Haugen Freesound.org Attributions - - Decorating Christmas Tree by phantastonia - Throwing Trash Away by btherad2000 - Keyboard by MattRuthSound - Water Splash 1 by lwdickens Have ideas, feedback, or questions? Let us know!

  20. 11. Reforestation in Action: Planting the Future of Georgia with Jeff Fields and Anita Johnson

    Nov 22, 202427 min

    Welcome to the Georgia Forestry Forum! Today's episode is all about reforestation ! Join GFC's Jeff Fields and Anita Johnson as they guide you through a typical year for our reforestation team, what makes our seedlings special, and the importance of growing seedlings for a greener future. For more information on reforestation - please visit our website: www.gatrees.org To order GFC seedlings, please visit our seedlings store: www.gaseedlings.org Find us on socials: -Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/GeorgiaForestryCommission/ -Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/gatrees/ -Twitter: https://twitter.com/GaTrees Jeff Fields Reforestation Chief Flint River Nursery Georgia Forestry Commission jfields@gfc.state.ga.us Anita Johnson Nursery Supervisor Arrowhead Seed Orchard Georgia Forestry Commission ajohnson@gfc.state.ga.us Credits: YouTube Audio Library - - Duck in the Alley by TrackTribe - Crops by Telecasted - Gold in Them Hills by Nathan Moore - There are Chirping Birdies in my Soul by Reed Mathis Freesound.org Attributions - - Turkeys Gobbling in Barn by DrDufus - Calculating by freedomfightervictor - Woods Ambience in Missouri by felix.blume - Winter Winds by UrsaDaBear - Pulls Out Plant by WxLMusic365 - Cha Ching by Lucish_ - Sprinklers on a Playground in Summer by VlatkoBlazek - Bug Eating Plants by Samantha Dolman - Stream River Water Up Close by jackthemurray - Shaking a Small Quince Tree by Anthousai - Shaking a Bush or Plant by RuonVNiekerk - Sleigh Bells Sound Effect by GowlerMusic - Clipping with Garden Scissors by HandroMyburg - Keyboard by MattRuthSound Have ideas, feedback, or questions? Let us know!

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