Issues and Threats in Tree and Forest Health Care

ISSUES AND THREATS IN

TREE AND FOREST HEALTH CARE

Taught by:

Dr. Kim Coder, Lead Instructor

Professor of Tree Biology and Health Care

This biannual two-day course focuses on critical components of tree and forest health care in Southern landscapes. In-depth topics taught by senior instructors include biotic threats from emerging and important pests, and abiotic stress issues associated with drought and soil constraints.

This course is for arborists, foresters, tree health care providers, urban/community foresters, landscape architects, landscape managers, nursery managers, and others responsible for tree health care. New and experienced professionals will benefit from attending.

CEU, certification, and registration credits will be available.

COURSE FEES:
Early registration by October 17: $245.00
Fee paid after October 17: $295.00
Registration ready by August 7 here
Or contact Ingvar Elle at 706-583-0566; Email ingvar@uga.edu
No walk-ins allowed
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