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Georgia Arborist Association
Every year, GAA recognizes the individuals, companies & organizations that go above & beyond to make a difference in GA'
Georgia Arborist AssociationOctober 14, 2026

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Every year, GAA recognizes the individuals, companies & organizations that go above & beyond to make a difference in GA's arboriculture community.

Our industry is filled with dedicated professionals who advance tree care, promote safety, give back to their communities, & support the next generation of arborists. Now is your chance to help us recognize their contributions! We are accepting nominations for four awards: White Oak Award, Community Service Award, Friend of the GAA Award, & Commercial Arboriculture Safety Award. Nomination deadline is Fri., Nov. 13! Recipients will be recognized at our Annual Awards Dinner on Fri., Dec. 4. Learn about the awards & submit a nomination: https://forms.monday.com/forms/b860c1b50a557680b08d92e124d9d7f7?r=use1 #GAA #awards #nominations #treeindustry #treepeople
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