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Tree Maintenance Workshop for Local Government - Oxford

Friday, March 11, 2011 from 3:00 AM to 4:00 PM (ET)

Oxford, GA

Tree Maintenance Workshop for Local Government - Oxford

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The Georgia Urban Forest Council presents

 

A Tree Maintenance Workshop

For Local Governments

 

Thursday, March 10, 2011

9:00 a.m. – 3:00 p.m.

Public Meeting Room, City Hall

110 W. Clarke Street, Oxford, Georgia  30054

 

Instructors:

Connie Head, Technical Forestry Services

Gretchen Musser, Elements of Land Design

 

This information-packed workshop will cover:

·         Tree Biology and Biological Needs

·         Life Cycle of A Tree

·         Tree Identification

·         Species, Tree, and Site Selection

·         Transport and Handling

·         Site Preparation

·         Planting Techniques

·         Mulching Techniques

·         After-planting Maintenance

·         Tree Pruning

·         Tree Protection

·         Evaluating a Tree’s Condition

·         Standards and Best Management Practices

·         Resources

·         Field Demonstrations

 

 

Registration fee:  $65 (includes lunch and materials)

Questions?  Call 800-994-4832 or email marylynne@gufc.org.

CEUs will be available.  Certificates of attendance for all.

 

This workshop is sponsored by The Georgia Forestry Commission.

 

When & Where



Oxford City Hall
110 W. Clarke Street
Oxford, GA 30054

Friday, March 11, 2011 from 3:00 AM to 4:00 PM (ET)


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Georgia Urban Forest Council



The Georgia Urban Forest Council (GUFC) is a non-profit organization that sustains Georgia's green legacy by helping communities grow healthy trees.  GUFC informs communities on urban forestry issues, provides educational programs, assists with networking and resource opportunities, and keeps members informed of new urban forestry research.