PROFILE

Anna Haigler Johnson's journey into forestry and wildlife management is deeply rooted in her family's legacy of land stewardship. Growing up surrounded by land surveyors and engineers, with her grandfather serving as the chief engineer of the conservation department, her love for the outdoors and land management was instilled from a young age.

After spending her childhood exploring the woods of Autauga County with her grandfather, uncles, and father, she chose to pursue a degree for a career that would keep her connected to nature She attended Auburn University, where she received dual degrees in Forestry and Wildlife Science, a combination that equips her to provide comprehensive land management services. Her expertise includes handling timber sales, timber marking, management plans, prescribed burning, chemical applications, reforestation processes, mapping, timber appraisals, and wildlife management. “My approach is holistic, integrating both forestry and wildlife science to meet the diverse objectives of landowners,” she said.

Johnson believes that the proper management of both timber and wildlife is essential for achieving long-term goals and ensuring the sustainability of land for future generations. She tailors her ser-vices to each client's unique needs, whether their primary focus is timber production, wildlife conservation, or a combination of both. By understanding and aligning with their long-term goals, she helps landowners optimize their land for activities ranging from quail hunting to deer and turkey management, ensuring their vision is realized while promoting ecological health and balance. (9/24)
 

Seeking clients in these counties:
Autauga
Barbour
Bullock
Butler
Coosa
Crenshaw
Elmore
Lee
Lowndes
Macon
Pike
Russell
Tallapoosa
Wilcox

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