Learning While Burning
March 30, 2023
Learn & Burn workshops provide landowners with hands-on prescribed fire opportunities while also networking with others in their communities who utilize prescribed burning to manage their woodlands. What is a…
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Sharing the Longleaf Story at SEWE
March 2, 2023
A few weekends ago, several Alliance staff were spreading the word about longleaf at the Southeastern Wildlife Exposition in Charleston, South Carolina. Our booth in Quail Village at Brittlebank Park…
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NEW Longleaf & the Landowner Academy kicks off in 2023
February 9, 2023
In January, The Longleaf Alliance and the National Wildlife Federation introduced a new Academy type – Longleaf & the Landowner. We were thrilled to work with the 2022 Gjerstad/Johnston Landowner…
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Freeze Injury Alert
December 22, 2022
Southern yellow pines acclimate to winter weather gradually. While this provides some cold hardiness, the root system of longleaf pines never really goes dormant. When temperatures drop for extended periods,…
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A Walk in the Woods with Burner Bob® & Friends
March 31, 2022
The Longleaf Alliance is thrilled to announce this brand new video from Burner Bob®, the prescribed fire mascot of the Southeast. In this video, you’ll take a virtual walk with…
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Savannah River Watershed Priority Planning
March 1, 2022
The Savannah River Clean Water Fund (SRCWF) is a partnership focused on protecting the water supply for the communities and businesses along the Savannah River in Georgia and South Carolina through…
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Tax Tips for Forest Landowners
January 31, 2022
Taxes are on everyone’s mind this time of year, but successful tax planning is a year-round effort. For private forest landowners, financial considerations sustain ownership, fund land management activities, and…
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Getting Started with Prescribed Fire on Private Land
January 5, 2022
Are you ready to join the fire “family” in the Southeast? Even if you are familiar with the many benefits of prescribed burning, you likely have many questions about how…
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Land Trusts & Longleaf
January 1, 2022
Safeguarding and Restoring Longleaf for the Future Private, not-for-profit land and environmental conservation organizations, known as land trusts or conservancies, are actively involved in longleaf pine habitat protection and restorative…
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Longleaf Landowner Spotlight – North Carolina Sandhills
December 1, 2021
Here’s to the land of the longleaf pine. The once abundant longleaf pine forests of North Carolina are much depleted, due to the long-term effects of resin collection, overharvesting of trees,…
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