Shows > Tree Talk # 101

This show will be aired on November 3rd, 2002 at 2.00 pm on SC ETV (all stations).

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Feature a Landowner: Our feature landowners are Chuck and Rose Lane Leavell from near Macon, GA. They acquired their first land in 1981. As you meet Chuck and Rose Lane you will see their passion for music, the arts, and the management of their land. Come join us as we visit Charlane Plantation in Dry Branch, Georgia.

Charlane Plantation is managed with four areas of focus. We will explore these areas as we tour Charlane Plantation with Chuck and Rose Lane Leavell. more>>

The Tree Professor: Dr. Dave Van Lear looks at Longleaf Pine and shows us unique features that make this tree that is known as the King of the Pines so special.

John Q Tree: The John Q Tree for this program is Longleaf Pine. more>>

Signs in the Forest: We have all seen lines of holes in the bark of trees. Some may know the species of bird that makes these holes and when they are made. Dr. Drew Lanham introduces guests to the yellow bellied sapsucker, a bird that over winters in our area. You may be surprised to learn why these holes are made in a tree.

Kids in the Woods: Join kids from Six Mile, SC as they look for and learn about tree roots. Can you name seven functions for tree roots? The kids will show you and tell you lots of cool things about root function and distribution.

A Wild Moment: A bird often associated with Longleaf pine forests is the red cockaded woodpecker. Dr. Drew Lanham introduces this endangered species and shows you the bird in its natural habitat. Learn about the future of this bird in this wild moment.

Water Fall: The Water Fall for this program is Wildcat Creek Water Fall. more>>