Agriculture & Natural Resources
Upcoming Events
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Oct 12 Lunch & Learn - Valuable Vultures Camden County Agriculture and Natural Resources Agent, Jessica Warren, will continue offering virtual lunch and learn classes in 2023. Classes will be held once a month on the first Thursday of each month (except August, which is on the second Thursday of the month). All classes are recorded and an archive link will be emailed to everyone who pre-registers for the class. Classes will continue to be held 12-1pm. Classes are free and open to the public. Follow the registration link to register for any of the 12 classes being offered. 2023 tentative class schedule: January 5th:Lawn Diseases 101; February 2nd:Creating an Edible Landscape; March 2nd:Spring Gardening; April 6th:The Amazing Octopus; May 4th:Basic Rose Culture; June 1st:What Makes a Weed; July 6th:Understanding Jellyfish; August 10th:Fall Gardening; September 7th:The True Value of Oaks; October 12th:Valuable Vultures; November 9th:Getting Started with Native Plants; December 7th:Understanding Alligators.
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Nov 9 Lunch & Learn - Getting Started with Native Plants Camden County Agriculture and Natural Resources Agent, Jessica Warren, will continue offering virtual lunch and learn classes in 2023. Classes will be held once a month on the first Thursday of each month (except August, which is on the second Thursday of the month). All classes are recorded and an archive link will be emailed to everyone who pre-registers for the class. Classes will continue to be held 12-1pm. Classes are free and open to the public. Follow the registration link to register for any of the 12 classes being offered. 2023 tentative class schedule: January 5th:Lawn Diseases 101; February 2nd:Creating an Edible Landscape; March 2nd:Spring Gardening; April 6th:The Amazing Octopus; May 4th:Basic Rose Culture; June 1st:What Makes a Weed; July 6th:Understanding Jellyfish; August 10th:Fall Gardening; September 7th:The True Value of Oaks; October 12:Valuable Vultures; November 9th:Getting Started with Native Plants; December 7th:Understanding Alligators.
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Dec 7 Lunch & Learn - Understanding Alligators Camden County Agriculture and Natural Resources Agent, Jessica Warren, will continue offering virtual lunch and learn classes in 2023. Classes will be held once a month on the first Thursday of each month (except August, which is on the second Thursday of the month). All classes are recorded and an archive link will be emailed to everyone who pre-registers for the class. Classes will continue to be held 12-1pm. Classes are free and open to the public. Follow the registration link to register for any of the 12 classes being offered. 2023 tentative class schedule: January 5th:Lawn Diseases 101; February 2nd:Creating an Edible Landscape; March 2nd:Spring Gardening; April 6th:The Amazing Octopus; May 4th:Basic Rose Culture; June 1st:What Makes a Weed; July 6th:Understanding Jellyfish; August 10th:Fall Gardening; September 7th:The True Value of Oaks; October 5th:Valuable Vultures; November 2nd:Getting Started with Native Plants; December 7th:Understanding Alligators.
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Our ANR Staff:
Jessica WarrenAdministration Agriculture & Natural Resources County Extension Coordinator/ANR Agent jkwarren@uga.edu912-576-3219
Meet Jessica Warren, ANR Agent
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Additional Events & Programs
Georgia Green Landscape Stewards Program
GGLS Website
2023 Lunch & Learn Virtual Programs
Program Information Details & Registration
2023 Georgia Master Naturalist Program
Program Information Details
Camden ANR Blog
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The True Value of Oaks The True Value of OaksArticle by: Jessica Warren, ANR Agent, Camden County If there’s one thing that Coastal Georgia is known for, it’s our majestic oaks draped in Spanish moss. We know our native oak trees are beautiful, but is there more than just what meets the eye? Oaks are long-lived, slow growing trees that […]
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Georgia’s First Detectors Training – Fight the spread of invasive species – 10/11/23 – Chatham County Join us to become one of Georgia’s First Detectors, and to help fight the spread of invasive species in our beautiful state. Mission The primary goal of the Georgia First Detector Program is to establish a network of well-trained and dedicated volunteers, also known as “First Detectors” that will: We will have professional speakers from […]
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Fall Gardening Fall GardeningArticle by: Jessica Warren, ANR Agent, Camden County Summer in Coastal Georgia is an intense time. As we look forward to a reprieve from the heat, we can turn our thoughts towards cooler times and start planning and preparing our fall garden. One of the benefits of our (excessively) warm climate is that we […]