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Members make critical contributions to ForestWatch and those contributions are as varied as the members themselves. Georgia ForestWatch (GFW) is pleased to introduce our first Donor Spotlight as our way of saying, “Thanks” to our supporters with this new regular feature, and to share their special stories with you. Ted and Lynda Doll: Science and […]
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Georgia’s Mountain Treasures – The Book
This full-color Georgia’s Mountain Treasures publication provides descriptions, directions, and maps for 40 unprotected wildlands in the Chattahoochee-Oconee National Forests. Our goal with this project is to provide the public with a tool you can use to speak for greater protection of these special places and is a 2.5-year, grassroots effort involving not only our […]
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Spring 2019
Dear Friend of the Forest, These are exciting times at Georgia ForestWatch (GFW). We have enhanced our organizational capacity by hiring two additional staff members: Development Director Janice Eaton and Outreach Coordinator Andrew Linker. To learn more about them, please visit our website at gafw.org/project/staff. Last month, after Don Davis departed GFW for family and health reasons, I was honored to be chosen by the Board to serve as the new Executive Director. I am not giving up my boots, though! I will continue to serve as GFW’s Forest Ecologist.
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Celebrate Georgia’s Mountain Treasures
Sunday, June 2–2 to 4 pmFannin Brewing Company, Blue Ridge
Sunday, June 9–3 to 5 pmGeorgia Mountains Unitarian Universalist Church, Dahlonega
Georgia ForestWatch is pleased to announce a series of FREE community events to celebrate the completion and publication of Georgia’s Mountain Treasures
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