Georgia Forests Forever - Mobile Classroom

The Mobile Classroom is a 48-foot trailer with 12 computers which run "Georgia Forests Forever", an interactive CD-ROM- with the introductions by recording artist Trisha Yearwood. The CD uses videos and games to demonstrate the importance of forests to both the environment and the economy by discussing such topics as conservation, community growth, wildlife and the products we utilize. Since, it's rollout in March, 2000, over 93,000 people have visited the classroom. To find out when the classroom will be in your area please click here.










 

Georgia Forests Forever 7- year Report

The Georgia Forests Forever Mobile Classroom and CD Rom project was conceptualized in 1998 by a team of collaborators that included Georgia Forestry Association and Foundation, Georgia Forestry Commission, Sustainable Forestry Initiative, USDA Forest Service, Georgia Project Learning Tree, the Society of American Foresters, University of Georgia's Warnell School of Forestry and Natural Resources as well as a host of support from the forestry community. Click here to view the report. (The report might take a little while to load on slower connections.)