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“To teach, to serve, and to inquire
into the nature of things."
     
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The School emphasizes the development of scientists and professional resource managers capable of leadership in the identification, analysis, and solution of resource-related problems through understanding and application of biological, economic, social, and analytical principles. 		 
 
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  To Be a Tree:
The Mary Kahrs Warnell Forest Education Center offers a wide variety of educational programs that incorporate activities from nationally acclaimed outdoor education programs such as Project Learning Tree, Project Wet and Project WILD. The Center is named in honor of Mary Kahrs Warnell, wife of Daniel B. Warnell and mother of five children, including sisters Dorothy Warnell, who died in 1996, and Carolyn Warnell Bryan, who deeded the land for both the forest and the Center. 		 
Campaign Goals


Building the New Learning Environment

  • Building the New Learning Environment Recruit and retain top faculty and students in forestry, fisheries, wildlife ecology and water resources.
  • Develop a strong international studies and exchange program.
  • Develop additional facilities to enhance learning.
  • Expand the graduate program to include symposiums, lectures and travel.

Maximizing Research Opportunities

  • Fund projects that strengthen the economy and enhance quality of life
  • Provide generous assistantship for top graduate students.
  • Update facilities, equipment and technology to enhance research.
  • Secure professorships and chairs to attract top researchers.

Competing in the Global Economy

  • Integrate research and technology information to promote economic growth in natural resources.
  • Expand programs at existing educational facilities (Thompson Mills Forest and State Arboretum, Braselton, Ga. and Mary Kahrs Warnell Forest Education Center, Savannah , Ga ).
  • Expand the Billy Lancaster ForestryvYouth Camp.
 
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