What is a Children's Forest Network?

A Children's Forest Network is a United States Forest Service program developed to create partnerships to bring youth and family to the outdoors. They offer an opportunity to get outside, learn, experience nature and stay healthy through outdoor recreation and activities. Learn More about them here.

Where is the Georgia Children's Forest Network?

The Georgia Children's Forest Network is not a place, but a network of partners and people working to advance the goals of bringing youth and family to the outdoors.

How much does a Forest For Every Classroom Cost?

The program is provided for free to educators in Georgia, thanks to funding from the US Forest Service and other generous sponsors.

Who is the team of instructors?

The organization partners are listed here.

The individual instructors are listed here.

Where does the FFEC program take place?

At Amicalola Falls State Park and the Len Foote Hike Inn. See more about the details of the location here.