<p>In this episode, Georgia Forestry Association President & CEO Tim Lowrimore sits down with State Forester Johnny Sabo and Warnell School of Forestry & Natural Resources Dean Dr. Todd Petty to talk about how their institutions are driving the future of Georgia forestry—through education, leadership, and boots-on-the-ground service.</p>

In this episode, Georgia Forestry Association President & CEO Tim Lowrimore sits down with State Forester Johnny Sabo and Warnell School of Forestry & Natural Resources Dean Dr. Todd Petty to talk about how their institutions are driving the future of Georgia forestry—through education, leadership, and boots-on-the-ground service.

<p>In this episode, Georgia Forestry Association President &amp; CEO Tim Lowrimore sits down with State Forester Johnny Sabo and Warnell School of Forestry &amp; Natural Resources Dean Dr. Todd Petty to talk about how their institutions are driving the future of Georgia forestry—through education, leadership, and boots-on-the-ground service.</p>

Episode 6: Georgia’s Forestry Advocates Look Forward

The public doesn't like the idea of cutting down trees. But forestry is a multibillion-dollar industry that brings us products we need and want. And foresters say it's done sustainably. But what does that mean exactly? And why does forestry have such a bad reputation? We set out to learn the truth. Join us for conversations that help us understand how one of the most important and interesting industries of our time became so misunderstood.

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Episode 6: Georgia’s Forestry Advocates Look Forward

Episode 6: Georgia’s Forestry Advocates Look Forward