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Restoration Through Partnerships

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Corporate Sustainability Programs

Enviva

The Longleaf Alliance and Enviva have entered into a 5-year MOU agreement that sets the framework for LLA to support Enviva in their efforts to protect and restore longleaf pine forests. Specifically, we assist with development of appropriate longleaf management plans, GIS mapping, training of foresters and suppliers, and monitoring/reporting of restoration outcomes. This is an important partnership because of not only the impact we can have on the operations of Enviva but also on potential new markets for private landowners who are restoring longleaf. In addition to funds associated with our MOU, Enviva has also provided funds to plant longleaf seedlings and perform maintenance of RCW cavities on the DeSoto National Forest.

  • Enviva Five-Year Longleaf Ecosystem Restoration Plan
  • 2020 Annual Report

Georgia Pacific & Aria Sustainable Products

Solve your paper product troubles and support The Longleaf Alliance by trying Aria Sustainable Products. Not only are the trees used to make Aria® locally and sustainably sourced, but for each tree used, three longleaf trees will be planted thanks to the partnership between Georgia Pacific and The Longleaf Alliance. Since 2018, over 14,000 longleaf pine seedlings have been planted on the DeSoto National Forest in Mississippi as a result of this partnership.  You can help us restore longleaf forests from the comfort of your own home! Aria® products can be found on Amazon and ariajourney.com.

Appalachian Mountain Brewery

As part of the partnership, AMB and The Longleaf Alliance collaborated on “Pints for Pines,” a unique program that unites beer and wilderness enthusiasts to restore the longleaf pine ecosystem. AMB’s flagship Long Leaf IPA, which takes its name from North Carolina’s state toast, was a natural fit for the program. For every case of AMB Long Leaf IPA sold at retail – or the case equivalent of pints sold at bars and restaurants -- The Longleaf Alliance will plant one longleaf pine. To date, sales of Long Leaf IPA have supported the planting of 16,000 longleaf seedlings. Find AMB near you at amb.beer.

FSC Certification Opportunities

The Forest Stewardship Council (FSC) has recognized Native Longleaf Pine Systems as critical to maintaining biodiversity on the landscape, considering them a “specified risk” for FSC Controlled Wood certified companies sourcing from regions where this ecosystem is likely to exist. The Longleaf Alliance has operated in your backyard for twenty-five years, provides forestry and biodiversity offsets, and offers tangible conservation tools.

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Are you prepared to bid tomorrow? The Conference A Are you prepared to bid tomorrow? The Conference Auction is about to kick off!The Auction hosted in conjunction with the 16th Biennial Longleaf Conference in Williamsburg, Virginia, opens tomorrow at 7:00am and closes Wednesday, October 28th at 7:00pm Eastern. This is your chance to snag awesome items while supporting our mission to conserve and restore the longleaf pine ecosystem. Bidding will only take place online. Participate from anywhere until the auction concludes – text notifications will let you know if you’ve been outbid.Your support with stretch even further as Norfolk Southern will match collective highest bids up to $20,000! Register for free at Better Unite (link in bio)P.S. Items will be added daily until the auction concludes so check back frequently!
Earlier this month, Hurricane Isaias made landfall Earlier this month, Hurricane Isaias made landfall in the Florida Panhandle as a Category 2 hurricane, impacting members of the longleaf community, including staff, partners, and supporters. As the first major hurricane of the 2026 Atlantic hurricane season and the first hurricane to strike the Southeast since Hurricane Milton two years ago, its effects were felt far beyond the immediate landfall area, but particularly in the Gulf Coastal Plain Ecosystem Partnership (GCPEP) landscape where 16 of our staff live.Whether facing storm damage, fallen trees, or prolonged power outages, many in our community have been navigating the difficult and often exhausting path to recovery. While some of the immediate response may be over, rebuilding homes, properties, and daily routines takes time.Please join us in keeping those affected by Hurricane Isaias in your thoughts and showing your support as they continue to move this work forward.📷 Photos courtesy of GCPEP staff
One week from today, we'll be celebrating an amazi One week from today, we'll be celebrating an amazing group of people dedicated to longleaf pine restoration and conservation at the 16th Biennial Longleaf Conference! Meet this year's recipients 🌲✨The Bill Boyer Natural Resource Professional of the Year Award recognizes a natural resource professional who has made outstanding contributions within the field of longleaf ecosystem conservation. – BRIAN VAN EERDEN, The Nature ConservancyBurner Bob® Prescribed Fire Champion Awards recognize individuals or organizations for outstanding efforts in championing prescribed fire to ensure the future of the longleaf ecosystem on private land. – ELLEN JACOBS, California and GEORGE JENSEN, Tall TimbersThe Emerging Leader Award recognizes an individual who has demonstrated innovation, initiative, and leadership to develop a project that is making a difference for the future of longleaf conservation. – JEFFERY CANNON, The Jones Center at IchauwayThe Gjerstad/Johnson Landowner of the Year Award recognizes a private landowner for ensuring the future of the longleaf ecosystem on private land. – ANNIE SCHMIDT, FloridaTrue Longleaf Champion Awards recognize a lifetime of dedication to the conservation and restoration of the South’s iconic forest. – AD PLATT, The Longleaf Alliance (retired) and KEN ARNEY, USDA Forest ServiceThe Palustris Corporate Leader Award recognizes a corporation with long standing commitment toward conservation of the longleaf ecosystem. – ERNST CONSERVATION SEEDSThe Palustris Outstanding Nonprofit Award recognizes a nonprofit organization that has significantly improved, protected and conserved the longleaf ecosystem. – AUDUBON, SOUTH CAROLINAThe Palustris Team Achievement Award recognizes an agency team who has gone above-and-beyond the call of duty in managing and restoring the longleaf ecosystem. – VIRGINIA DEPARTMENT OF CONSERVATION AND RECREATION NATURAL HERITAGE PROGRAM
Looking to grow prescribed fire capacity? The Bien Looking to grow prescribed fire capacity? The Biennial Longleaf Conference offers multiple opportunities to learn about Prescribed Burn Associations and collaborative burning programs. Not to mention our Conference track record includes real-world PBA success stories like the Aiken Prescribed Fire Cooperative!"The development of the Aiken Prescribed Fire Cooperative (APFC) was fueled by the 2022 Biennial Longleaf Conference in Wilmington, North Carolina. During the poster presentation and evening social, several SoLo-ACE Longleaf Partnership members discussed the presentations they enjoyed earlier in the day; someone asked, 'So what would it take to get a PBA in the Aiken area?' In just a few minutes, several people in the room joined the conversation and enthusiastically began brainstorming. A Conference session earlier in the day shared how Prescribed Burn Associations positively impact communities and increase fire on the landscape. Many of us have wanted to do just that, but having a core group of interested people willing to plan landowner meetings and coordinate was all we needed to light the torch that has become the APFC." – Jennie Haskell, The Longleaf Alliance, and Bennett Tucker, Hitchcock Woods FoundationHope we see you at some of this year's related sessions in Williamsburg, Virginia! Learn more at longleafconference.com.

Conservation partners

Manulife

Manulife

PRT

PRT

RMS

RMS

Norfolk Southern

Norfolk Southern

Bartlett

Bartlett

advantage

advantage

Blanton

Blanton

Drax

Drax

Enviva

Enviva

Graphic Packaging International

Graphic Packaging International

Kronospan

Kronospan

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