Every endangered ecosystem should have such an eloquent spokesperson. The Restoration Celebration is a venue for exchange of ideas and inspirations among restorationists. Therefore, we want each and every one of you to bring a poster. Academics and students bring their traditional stuffy reports of research. NGO's bring descriptions of their latest community restoration efforts.
Consultants bring elaborate portrayals of their restoration projects.
Teachers and Moms bring crayon drawings of schoolyard and backyard restorations by children. Upland habitats on the reserve are dominated by pine and mixed pine-hardwood forests, old fields, and openings. Training activity permitting, you may visit a wetland restoration bank created in a 1,000 acre reservoir drained in 2000. Fort Stewart, the largest Army installation east of the Mississippi River, encompasses 113,064 hectares in southeastern Georgia. The primary mission is training the U.S. Army's 3 rd Infantry Division, a heavy mechanized division that trains with tanks, armored personnel carriers, artillery, helicopters, and other heavy mechanized equipment, poised for rapid deployment to all parts of the globe.