Forestry Science I Unit 1

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Forestry Science I Unit 1 Lesson 3 Products and Benefits of the Forest Modified by Georgia Agriculture Education Curriculum Office June, 2002

Forest Products Baseball bats Candles Capsules/tables Clothing Combs Cough syrup

Forest Products Crackers Crayons Eyeglass frames Football helmets Fruits and nuts Gum

Forest Products Ice cream Lipstick Make-up Maple syrup Milk cartons Nail polish

Forest Products Newspapers Paint Parmesan cheese Pencils Perfume Photo film

Forest Products Bandage strips Shampoo Sponges Tires Toilet tissue Toothpaste

Benefits from Forests Economic benefits Social benefits Environmental benefits

Economic Benefits Enhance economic stability by attracting businesses and tourists Reduce cooling and heating costs Can add up to 15% to residential property value

Social Benefits Improve mental and physical health and well-being of people Contribute to a sense of community pride and ownership Provide privacy and a sense of solitude and security

Environmental Benefits Clean water, conserve water, and reduce soil erosion Clean air, reduce air pollution Create wildlife and plant diversity Modify local climate

Our Life Without Forests How would our lives be different without forests?

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