Visitors at many of Georgia’s state parks, wildlife management areas and natural areas this winter are in for a treat: an up-close glimpse of habitat restoration in progress as trained “firelighters” set controlled, prescribed fires to the forest understory. These dormant-season burns, taking place outside most plants’ active growing season, improve habitat for dozens of […]
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