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GORE, Ga. – Communities along the I-75 North corridor between Chattanooga and Atlanta are growing, and consequently, land-conversion logging is spreading as commercial development and concrete replace once standing timber, forever. It’s a double-edged sword for loggers in the region, presenting both opportunities in the short term and loss in the long term.

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Industry News Roundup

Virginia Forestry Assn. Seeks Executive Director

     The Virginia Forestry Assn. (VFA), a not-for-profit trade association dedicated to representing Virginia’s diverse forestry community and promoting the sustainable use and conservation of forest resources to ensure their long-term benefits for all...

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