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3년전부터 조지아를 비롯해서 스모키 마운틴 , 미 전역에 국유림과 주정부와 산림청 관할하는 모든 마운틴에서 산삼을 채취하는것을 법으로 전면 금지되어 있습니다.사유림은 반듯이 주인의 허락을 받아야하며 허락받은 퍼밋을 소유해야합니다. 만일 불법 채취시 적발 되면은 벌금 5천불과 감옥에 갈수 있습니다. 산림청 경찰은 길목에서 종종 검문을 하기도 하는데 3개월전에 한국분이 버섯을 따다가 힘든일을 경험한적이 있습니다. 아래글 참고하세요.
Ginseng Harvesting on the Chattahoochee National Forest
Ginseng plant
Chattahoochee-Oconee National Forests will not issue American ginseng harvest permits due to continued declines and low population levels observed through monitoring and surveys.
Commercial harvesting of wild ginseng has been occurring for the past 250 years. Declines are primarily attributed to long-term harvesting, more recent over harvesting, out-of-season harvest, and the taking of mature plants without planting the seeds for future crops. Other environmental factors may also be disrupting natural processes, including climate change, invasive species, and loss of suitable habitat over time. The number of plants now in Georgia's national forests is too low to be sustainbly harvested.
“There’s a real danger that ginseng plants could disappear from this area, and that would be a terrible loss,” said Jimmy Rickard, ecologist and botanist for the Chattahoochee-Oconee National Forests. “We need to pause the harvest now to help ensure that these plants will be here for our grandkids and their kids.” Rickard monitors wild ginseng levels and works closely with the Georgia Plant Conservation Alliance and other partners to conserve native plant populations across the national forest.
Ginseng is a native plant of Georgia that grows mostly in cool, moist mountain forests. Permits are required to collect wild ginseng in the national forest.
Removing a wild ginseng plant or its parts from national forests without a permit is considered theft of public property. Penalties for plant poaching may include a fine up to $5,000 or 6-month sentence in federal prison, or both. Every plant on the national forest is public property and is sustainably managed by the Forest Service to meet the needs of present and future generations.
Ginseng Harvesting on the Chattahoochee National Forest
Ginseng plant
Chattahoochee-Oconee National Forests will not issue American ginseng harvest permits due to continued declines and low population levels observed through monitoring and surveys.
Commercial harvesting of wild ginseng has been occurring for the past 250 years. Declines are primarily attributed to long-term harvesting, more recent over harvesting, out-of-season harvest, and the taking of mature plants without planting the seeds for future crops. Other environmental factors may also be disrupting natural processes, including climate change, invasive species, and loss of suitable habitat over time. The number of plants now in Georgia's national forests is too low to be sustainbly harvested.
“There’s a real danger that ginseng plants could disappear from this area, and that would be a terrible loss,” said Jimmy Rickard, ecologist and botanist for the Chattahoochee-Oconee National Forests. “We need to pause the harvest now to help ensure that these plants will be here for our grandkids and their kids.” Rickard monitors wild ginseng levels and works closely with the Georgia Plant Conservation Alliance and other partners to conserve native plant populations across the national forest.
Ginseng is a native plant of Georgia that grows mostly in cool, moist mountain forests. Permits are required to collect wild ginseng in the national forest.
Removing a wild ginseng plant or its parts from national forests without a permit is considered theft of public property. Penalties for plant poaching may include a fine up to $5,000 or 6-month sentence in federal prison, or both. Every plant on the national forest is public property and is sustainably managed by the Forest Service to meet the needs of present and future generations.
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smokygroup 작성일감사합니다 고속도로님, 산행은 언제 들려도 항상 아름다운 멋진 변화를 만들어주는 오묘한 힐링 장소입니다. 그런데 이곳의(Standing Indian Campground) 트레일 코스에는 많은 버섯들이 서식하였는데 지금은 모두가 사라졌습니다. 이곳이 알려진후로 동호회 산행이나 그룹 산행을 한후에는 2-3주안에 모조리 버섯들이 사라지는것을 보았습니다 .길거리에 차를 대고 한국분 3명이 버섯을 불법으로 취득하는것을 보고는 걱정하면서 미국인들의 빠른 고발 정신에 주의를 기울여야하며 이 지역은 언제부터인가 경찰이 항상 상주하다시피 합니다. 고속도로님 말씀처럼 어느것 하나라도 훼손하거나 소유하는것은 불법입니다. 나는 근처에 10년째 캐빈을 소유하고 주말이면은 산행을 하고 마운틴 라이프를 즐기는 사람입니다. 모두들 행복하세요!!
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