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Paradise PFA Learn and Burn​​​​​​​​

Hosted by: Georgia State Program​​​​​​​​
Wed, Oct 21 at 8:30 AM (EDT)

Paradise PFA​​​​​​​​
536 Paradise Dr
Enigma​​​​​​​​, GA​​​​​​​​ 31749-3410​​​​​​​​

You're Invited!

Join QF, GADNR and Tall Timbers for a Learn N' Burn at Paradise Public Fishing Area!  A one-day, hands-on prescribed fire training designed for landowners who desire to use prescribed fire as a land management tool and are interested in learning the basics of safe burning. Participants will take part in a live prescribed burn, gain practical experience using fire tools, and learn directly from experienced fire managers.

 

Lunch included with registration.

 

What you can expect

Active participation in a live prescribed burn.

Learn prescribed burning techniques that you can use on your own land.

Learn about prescribed burn planning, burn permits, smoke management, fire weather, liability laws, and financial resources.

Use a drip torch and other tools of the trade.

Ask questions of experienced professionals.

 

Requirements of the day

This is an outdoor, all-day training — come prepared for weather and physical activity.

Walking on uneven terrain and carrying tools.

Requirement to wear natural fiber clothing (cotton, wool, linen, silk) and leather boots.

Bring eye protection, leather gloves, a bandana, sunscreen, and a refillable water bottle.

All participants must sign a hold-harmless liability waiver on the day of the event.

 

Rain Date 10/22 or 10/23

 

For more information or if you need a special accommodation to attend this event, please contact (no less than 14 days prior to the event): Tony Kroeger, 912-381-2278, Anthony.Kroeger@dnr.ga.gov

 

Attendee Registration

Requirements:

•This will be an introductory level event, ideal for participants with little to no prescribed fire experience.
•Participants are required to sign a hold-harmless liability disclosure/waiver on the day of the event.
•Participants must expect to be active part of the day walking on uneven ground and using/carrying tools.
•Participants must wear natural fiber (cotton, linen, silk, wool) pants and shirts. Leather boots are preferred. Participants are encouraged to bring eye protection and leather gloves.
•Participants are encouraged to bring a bandana, water bottle, and sunscreen.
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