We have in our keeping a legacy of abundant, beautiful and healthy natural communities, many of which were shaped by fire. Plant your garden to support this biologically rich region, let native habitats inspire your landscape, and design with Firewise Principles in mind.
Athens, GA - November 19, 2013. The Southern Regional Extension Forest Resources Awards for Excellence were completed and announced today in Athens, Georgia.
Managing the Family Forest in Mississippi: A Video Series, was recently released by Mississippi State University Extension Service. Extension Forestry Faculty and Staff, Jonathan Parrish, Producer
A successful 900 mile tour spanning three states raised public awareness of biofuels and their potential benefits in today's society.
Do you have a pest or a disease in your forest? Leaves or needles wilting, and you don’t know why? Sawdust falling out of your trees and you don’t know how to save them? Ask experts through a new online Forest Health Diagnostics Forum!
An interview with Michael Andreu lead to this full length article, stated using Michael's own words.
This social media toolbox was developed for the Galaxy IV presentation titled, “How Social Media is Being Used in Natural Resource Outreach.” The toolbox includes social media tools and examples, steps for integrating social media into planning, marketing, and developing communities, and metrics for gaging social media efforts. Although the list of examples and resources is not all-inclusive and should not to be considered as an endorsement, it is our hope that the toolbox along with the Galaxy IV presentation will be useful to Extension professionals who are beginning to incorporate social media into their current programs to influence a greater number of individuals in a non-traditional sense.
Join fellow forest landowners and a host of Natural Resource Professionals for a fun and exciting day in the woods learning about forest and wildlife management. These tours promote wise resource management on private forestlands. Each tour includes several demonstration stops on private, industry, and public lands.
