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Discover the wild: Local expert talks about some of the wildlife inhabiting Forsyth County
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The Northern walkingstick is a master of disguise that has adapted its behavior and looks to fly under the radar of predators. -Photo by Andrew Cannizzaro
With its many parks, wooded areas and generous access to Lake Lanier, Forsyth County is brimming with natural wildlife. But what are some of the more interesting animals or insects that live in our county? The ones you have to go out of your way and get lucky to see. To answer that question, 400 Life sat down with Jenny Demos, environmental education coordinator for Forsyth County Parks and Recreation, to talk about five of the more elusive and rare creatures that call our county home.
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How this Forsyth Central High School teacher is using his passion to prepare students for the world of film
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Jason Hanline helps his students as they finish filming their final project of the 2021-22 school year. - photo by Sabrina Kerns
From binging his favorite movies to making his own low-budget pieces, Jason Hanline has had a passion for film since he was a kid. Now, he teaches film to kids with that same kind of passion at the Central Film Academy.
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