Publisher's Synopsis
Excerpt from Georgia Forestry, 1953, Vol. 6
Countless ideas will be used for re-awakening public interest and support in the Keep Georgia Green program. Among the list of activities scheduled for the green week are: special editions of newspapers printed in all green ink, radio programs fea turing local Keep Green Council members and supporters of the forestry movement, parades made up of green floats portraying various phases of good forestry vs. Shameful waste dedication of forestry buildings, towers and equipment; school, agricul tural and other youth group pro grams boasting the growing of tree crops, and civic and social club programs highlighted by for estry talks, film, exhibits and displays.
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