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The University of Georgia Warnell School of Forestry is offering two one-day training events on wind damage and forest health in Athens, GA. The first, on November 19, is on the impacts of Hurricane Michael on trees and how to care for them after extreme events like this. The event on November 20 looks more broadly at impacts from severe weather and how they are changing over time. CEUs are available for both events. You can get more information and register for either or both workshops at the links below.

November 19: Tree &Forest Health Care: Hurricane Michael and Storm Damage

November 20: Extreme Weather & Climate Variability: Tree and Forest Health Interactions in the Southeast

Source: Georgia Forestry Commission Facebook page

 

 

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