Agriculture & Natural Resources
Upcoming Events
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Dec 5 Lunch & Learn - Owls Camden County ANR Agent, Jessica Warren, offers virtual lunch and learn courses in 2024. Classes were originally scheduled once a month, but due to time constraints and scheduling issues, programs will now be offered once a quarter. Classes offered 2024: Common House Plant Problems; Building Soil Health; Armadillos: Friend or Foe?; Stormwater Mgt. in the Home Landscape; and Owls. Continue to register for classes of interest and a notice will be sent at a later date when topics are rescheduled: Frogs of Georgia; Unsung Pollinators; Unique Edible Plants for Georgia and North Florida; Common Insect Pests of the Home Garden; Native Asters; Spiders Among Us; Permaculture Basics. Classes are free and open to the public. The zoom link to attend the classes registered for will be emailed the day before the class and a reminder will be sent the morning of the class. By registering for classes, you will also receive the archive link to view the class(es) at your convenience.
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Our ANR Staff:
As a county Extension coordinator/ANR agent at the UGA College of Agricultural and Environmental Sciences, I'm thrilled to be featured on their new digital storytelling platform, Cultivate. Come spend a few minutes learning about how I've created a place among leaders in science, education, business and public service.
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Additional Events & Programs
Georgia Green Landscape Stewards Program
2024 Lunch & Learn Virtual Programs
Program Information & Registration
Camden ANR Blog
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Stormwater Management in the Home LandscapeStormwater Management in the Home LandscapeArticle by: Jessica Warren, ANR Agent, Camden County Living on the coast, stormwater management is one of the most prevalent issues in the home landscape. Our high rainfall, high water table, and often poorly draining soils all contribute to our flood risk. Though we may not be able to completely […]
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October 2024 ANR UpdateWild beauty: How to transform your lawn into a native, perennial landscape Byline: Emily Cabrera Wild beauty Done with mowing? How to transform your lawn into a native, perenial landscape As a native plant enthusiast and coordinator of the Great Southeast Pollinator Census, Griffin hand-selected each of these native plants for the countless ecological services […]
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August 2024 ANR UpdateArmadillos: Friend or Foe? Article by: Jessica Warren, ANR Agent – Camden County If you’ve lived in Coastal Georgia for more than a week or two, you’re probably familiar with our uniquely armored neighbor the armadillo. Worldwide there are 20 species of armadillo, from the 3in pink fairy armadillo to the giant armadillo that can […]