GVMA 2018 Athens, GA April 4-6, 2018
REGISTRANTS NAMES DO NOT APPEAR ON PAYPAL
PLEASE SEND AN EMAIL OR PRINTED REGISTRATION FORM TO
gvma.georgia@gmail.com
WITH A LIST OF
ALL ATTENDEE NAMES AND RECEIPT NUMBER
IN ORDER FOR PROPER CREDIT TO BE GIVEN
2018 Registration Form
At door registration starts 12 noon – April 4, 2018
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Social Event Sponsor
Sponsor a 2 hour social on April 5, 2018 from 5 pm – 7 pm for all conference attendees at a downtown venue.
There will be signage with Sponsor names.
Social Event Sponsor $500.00
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Georgia Vegetation Management Association
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WANT TO EXHIBIT?A limited number of exhibit booths are available. Reserve your spot by registering on-line.
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The mission of the Georgia Vegetation Management Association (GVMA) is to act as a means for extending the knowledge of individuals who have expressed interest and have experience in the management of vegetation. The GVMA endorses the belief that each person responsible for managing vegetation is also a steward of the environment and shall consider all valid environmental concerns when making decisions for the proper management of vegetation.
The intention of this fellowship of vegetation managers is to collect, discuss and disseminate accurate and up to date information regarding vegetation management. The objective will be to provide members and other interested persons the tools necessary to make prudent and knowledgeable decisions in managing vegetation.
The association will be a strong advocate of integrated vegetation management practices. Many of the benefits and added values that our society enjoys require that certain practices be utilized. The association will encourage mutual understanding and respect among those engaged in the practice of managing vegetation. |
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