Save Georgia's Hemlocks

We’ve scheduled a number of free Hemlock Help Clinics and other presentations for master gardeners, environmental and recreational organizations, neighborhood associations, school groups, and other civic groups and are in the process of scheduling more. Check our calendar at http://www.savegeorgiashe... See More

Facilitators are SGH volunteers who receive specialized training on the hemlock trees, the insects that are killing them, treatment options, safe handling of materials and equipment, estimating costs, how to advise others about saving their trees, and helping them get started. Three free workshops ar... See More

James Sullivan of the Georgia Forestry Commission has sent out the newest map showing the spread of the hemlock woolly adelgid in Georgia as of the end of 2011. You can see it at http://www.savegeorgiashemlocks.org/Hemlock_Help.htm. Jim commented, "The HWA range extends out of the natural range of h... See More