COVID-19 NOTICE:
Due to the ongoing uncertainty surrounding the COVID-19 health crisis, the Georgia Teacher Conservation Workshop, the Georgia Forestry Commission, the Georgia Department of Natural Resources, and its partnering agencies have made the difficult decision to cancel the 2020 Georgia Teacher Conservation Workshop.
The 2020 gathering would have been the 16th annual event and we were looking forward to creating many meaningful moments for our participants, educators, staff, and volunteers. Unfortunately, to insure the safety of everyone involved, the workshop scheduled for June 15-19 will not take place.
The good news is the GA Teacher Conservation Workshop advisory committee has already begun work on the 2021 Workshop! We remain committed to providing an experience for Georgia's educators to gain content knowledge and application in forestry, wildlife, and natural resources in Georgia. We look forward to having a full Workshop next year!
The 2020 gathering would have been the 16th annual event and we were looking forward to creating many meaningful moments for our participants, educators, staff, and volunteers. Unfortunately, to insure the safety of everyone involved, the workshop scheduled for June 15-19 will not take place.
The good news is the GA Teacher Conservation Workshop advisory committee has already begun work on the 2021 Workshop! We remain committed to providing an experience for Georgia's educators to gain content knowledge and application in forestry, wildlife, and natural resources in Georgia. We look forward to having a full Workshop next year!
Educators Exploring Forestry and Wildlife
The Annual Georgia Teacher Conservation Workshop is the premier forestry and environmental education professional development event for teachers and educators in Georgia.
This workshop focuses on topics related to the benefits of forestry, including the cycle of growing trees, the utilization of trees for common consumer products and the management of trees for water and wildlife.
Participants are certified in Projects Learning Tree, WET and WILD.
