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HomeWhat We DoEducation & OutreachThe Longleaf Leader

The Longleaf Leader

The Longleaf Leader is an official publication of The Longleaf Alliance, produced and distributed quarterly to assist our mission to educate and assist landowners, natural resource professionals, partners, and other longleaf enthusiasts on relevant longleaf pine topics. Members of The Longleaf Alliance receive our quarterly magazine The Longleaf Leader delivered directly to their mailbox or inbox. 

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The Biennial Longleaf Conference is headed to Virg The Biennial Longleaf Conference is headed to Virginia!  The Longleaf Alliance first hosted this event in 1996 in Mobile, Alabama, and now we're on our 16th year.Set in Colonial Williamsburg, we are excited to welcome attendees to the most northern extent of longleaf pine, where longleaf played a critical role in colonial American industry and where its first great losses were felt.Today, this landscape’s restoration efforts reflect the powerful resurgence underway across the Southeast. The 2026 Longleaf Conference will illuminate how longleaf forests remain vital to our modern economies, communities, and natural world – and why their future depends on the choices we make now. Our Call for Proposals is open until May 1st >> Details at longleafconference.com (link in bio)
We’re excited to announce an open position support We’re excited to announce an open position supporting longleaf pine restoration in Georgia! The Georgia Partnership Coordinator will work on behalf of The Longleaf Alliance and the Fort Stewart/Altamaha Longleaf Restoration Partnership (FTSA), one of the Local Implementation Teams (LITs) recognized by America’s Longleaf Restoration Initiative. This position is ideal for someone who loves connecting with people, strengthening partnerships, and supporting ecological restoration.In this role, you will:+ Conduct outreach and deliver technical assistance to landowners across Georgia+ Expand participation in longleaf restoration within the LIT and beyond+ Coordinate and execute events, trainings, and collaborative activities+ Provide science‑based support through meetings, written materials, webinars, and website development+ Work closely with partner organizations and landowners as a proactive, knowledgeable, and highly dependable collaborator+ Participate in on‑the‑ground restoration efforts such as prescribed fire and groundcover restoration alongside FTSA partnersP.S. We're also still accepting applications for the Virginia Longleaf Forester until March 27th! Know someone who’d be a great fit for one of these positions? Tag them or share this post.
We are pumped to return to Mississippi for the fir We are pumped to return to Mississippi for the first Longleaf Academy in the state since 2018! And even more exciting —  landowners can attend for FREE!!!Longleaf 101 offers expert instruction on all things longleaf. Through a blend of classroom sessions and field experiences, this course provides a strong foundation for anyone looking to grow their longleaf knowledge, no matter their experience level.Hope you can join us on March 24-26th in Hattiesburg, MS 🌲Learn more >> longleafalliance.org > events (link in bio)P.S. We also have a limited number of paid spots remaining for natural resource or forestry professionals, including 14.5 hours of continuing forestry education credits.
May your day be bright, your forests be thriving, May your day be bright, your forests be thriving, and your luck be as long as a longleaf lifetime. Happy St. Paddy’s Day! 🍀🌲📷 Wood Sorrel (Oxalis) nestled in longleaf pine needles. [Ruth Cook]

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