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HomeWhat We DoEducation & OutreachBurner Bob®

Meet Burner Bob®

Burner Bob® is a Bobwhite Quail who lives in the longleaf forest with other animal friends such as gopher tortoises, indigo snakes, and Red-cockaded Woodpeckers. He devotes his life to explaining that the longleaf forest with its many plants and animals has evolved over time to being burned on a regular basis. The forests need fire to survive and thrive so Burner Bob® shows people how to burn them safely.

Burner Bob® – A Cool Dude with a Hot Message!®

Pyrodiversity Enkindles Biodiversity™

Burner Bob® and The Longleaf Alliance support prescribed fire to create healthy habitats for the plants and animals that call the longleaf ecosystem home.

Plant diversity in regularly burned longleaf pine habitats rivals the diversity in tropical rainforests. An area with a variety in fire characteristics — or pyrodiversity — will support more species of plants and, in return, more animals.

Walk in the Woods  | Save the Indigo |  Coloring Books  |  Request An Appearance

A Walk in the Woods with Burner Bob® & Friends

Take a walk with Burner Bob®, prescribed burner Shan Cammack, and their spunky fire ecologist friends as they visit The Fire Forest. 🔥🌲🔥

Along the way, they meet Burner Bob®'s plant and animal friends including the longleaf pine, gopher tortoise, and indigo snake, who thrive when their longleaf home is burned regularly.

Save the Indigo - NEW Video and Coloring Book!

Introducing the Indigo is an award-winning short film for young people about a threatened species in the Southeast - the eastern indigo snake.

The longest snake native to North America, the indigo faces loss of habitat and other challenges.

Watch Now

Learn more about the eastern indigo snake and his friend the gopher tortoise with Burner Bob® & Friends newest coloring book - Save the Indigo.

Introducing the Indigo

Burner Bob® & Friends Educational Resources

Learn more about Bob and why his longleaf home needs prescribed fire in his coloring book series Burner Bob® & Friends.

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Burner Bob® & Friends
Save the Indigo Coloring Book Cover
Save the Indigo

Request FREE printed copies of Burner Bob®'s coloring books using this form.

If your organization needs a special printing of the coloring book for distribution, please use this form instead.

Spread the Flame

Would you like to meet Burner Bob® in person?  Please contact us to request an appearance at your next fire or longleaf related event.

Burner Bob® Appearance request form

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We’re thrilled to kick off the very first West Flo We’re thrilled to kick off the very first West Florida Fire & Nature Festival on March 7th! Join us for an exciting outdoor event highlighting the role of prescribed fire in Florida’s forests. 🔥🌲Connect with local organizations that are using “good fire” to protect wildlife and reduce wildfire risk in our community—plus enjoy food trucks, free face painting, fire equipment, and more!#goodfire #prescribedfire #wildlife #firefestival #floridawildlife #rxfire #longleaf@uwf @flforestservice
📢 Calling all graduate students 📢 NEXT FRIDAY (Jan 📢 Calling all graduate students 📢 NEXT FRIDAY (Jan 23rd) is the deadline for applications for The Owen Fellowship!!!The Owen Fellowship is a two-year program offered in conjunction with the Biennial Longleaf Conference and aims to advance longleaf pine research with a $20,000 award for graduate students. This is the 3rd year of this amazing opportunity with previous recipients including Kelly Petersen and Ian Warr, both graduate students at the University of Georgia. Information about past project and application details at longleafalliance.org > news (link in bio)/
The Southeast kicked off January 2026 with an unus The Southeast kicked off January 2026 with an unusually warm “winter thaw,” but that cozy trend is over. A significant Arctic blast is pushing south, and forecasters are predicting sub-freezing temperatures across much of the longleaf pine range. When temperatures drop for extended periods, or when extreme temperature fluctuations occur, there is a risk of freeze injury to longleaf pine seedlings.KNOW THE RISKS: ✔ Pine root and stem tissue is susceptible to injury when temperatures fall below 25°F.✔ Without the insulating properties of soil, lifted bareroot seedlings and containerized seedlings are especially vulnerable. ✔ Store unplanted seedlings in temperatures above 32° and wait to plant until conditions improve.✔ Planted seedlings are more protected in the ground but may still be vulnerable to freeze damage at ground level and surface roots, or the soil may not have properly settled to provide adequate insulation.More details at longleafalliance.org > news (link in bio)
Happy Holidays from The Longleaf Alliance! 🎄 How Happy Holidays from The Longleaf Alliance! 🎄How many longleaf tools-of-the-trade can you spot in our staff tree collage?

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