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    Welcome to the Georgia Arborist Association Web Site

    GAA BI – MONTHLY TRAINING SESSIONS 2009

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     DeKalb Extension Training Center

    4380 Memorial Drive, Decatur, GA 30032

    6:30 to 8:00 PM

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    July 14, 2009

    Dr. Kim Coder, Urban Forester, UGA Warnell

    TOPIC: Lightning Protection

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    September 15, 2009

    Dr. Morris

    TOPIC: TBA

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    November 10, 2009

    David Dechant, Arborguard Tree Experts

    TOPIC: Case study: Jekyll Island Tree Save of Valuable Live Oaks


      
            









    Dr. Kim Coder
    Professor of Tree Health Care
    University of Georgia
     Dr. Coder is sharing PDF's
    from his Tree Health Series:

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    We strive to continually enhance and expandthe Georgia Arborist  Association, Inc.
    to provide a reliable source of education, information,and resources for our Industry
    Professionalsand for all     the Georgia Citizens at large.
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    Please explore our web site to find information regarding our events and our primary goals, along with useful contacts  and website links to other valuable resources. We encourage  you to join our Association and become more actively involved in promoting fellowship, education, training, and networking among Georgia Arborist while acting
    as an advocate     for issues facing our trees and the Arboriculture Industry.  Safe and proper tree care
    practices are the cornerstone of the Georgia Arborist Association and its activities.

      



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       In May 2008, the Georgia Arborist Association launched it's Sustaining Partners Program.  The GAA is underwritten by dues from individuals / corporate members, donations, fees for workshops, & grants.  The bulk of operating budget is provided by Sustaining Partners who are industry leading companies providing exceptional commitment, leadership, and support.

    GAA Sustaining Partners

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       Downey Trees, Inc.

     
     
    For More Information About The Georgia Arborist Association, Inc. Contact:
    Donna Rayfield, Executive Director
    P.O. Box 3589   ~   Loganville, GA  30052
    Office:   (770) 554- 3735   ~   Fax:   (770) 544-9128
    E-Mail:  gaa@georgiaarborist.net