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Restoration Through Partnerships

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The Longleaf Alliance was established in 1995 with the express purpose of coordinating a partnership between private landowners, forest industries, state and federal agencies, conservation groups, researchers, and other enthusiasts interested in managing and restoring longleaf pine forests for their ecological and economic benefits. Today we assist the expansion of longleaf pine through advocacy, collaborations, and our own management actions.

To learn more about our partnerships, click on the links below:

America's Longleaf Restoration Initiative

Southeast Longleaf Ecosystem Occurrences Geodatabase

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Burner Bob® the Bobwhite Quail (and prescribed fir Burner Bob® the Bobwhite Quail (and prescribed fire advocate) is fired up and ready to hit the fireline! With driptorch in hand, the countdown is officially on for the West Florida Fire & Nature Festival.We’re 1 week away from burn demonstrations, engaging exhibits, and fun for all ages...Who’s ready? See you next week on March 7th (9am-3pm) at the University of West Florida!P.S. Check out these other prescribed fire festivals coming up! (swipe to see the map)🔥 Savannah River Fire Festival - TODAY!!!! - Guyton, GA🔥 Sewee Fire Fest - March 21st - Mount Pleasant, SC🔥 Party for the Pine - April 18th - Southern Pines, NC🔥 East Texas Fire & Nature Festival - April 18th - Tyler, TX#goodfire #fireecology #prescribedfire #rxfire #floridawildlife #wildlife #longleaf
The longleaf pine ecosystem is one of the most div The longleaf pine ecosystem is one of the most diverse landscapes in North America, but it’s under pressure from invasive plants and animals that crowd out native species, disrupt fire cycles, and alter habitat for wildlife that depends on this forest.Since it's National Invasive Species Awareness Week, we’re highlighting some of the biggest invaders impacting longleaf habitats and the species that call it home.#NISAW #InvasivePlants #invasivespecies #invasive #longleafpineecosystem #longleaf #longleafpine #restorelongleaf
This is what land stewardship looks like. See i This is what land stewardship looks like. See it for yourself at the West Florida Fire & Nature Festival on March 7th, where you can experience a live prescribed burn demonstration and learn how fire professionals use good fire to protect people, property, and nature.Don’t just watch fire work, come learn why it matters!#goodfire #fireecology #prescribedfire #rxfire #floridawildlife #longleafalliance
Many of Florida’s most iconic species depend on fi Many of Florida’s most iconic species depend on fire to thrive. Prescribed burns help keep habitats healthy—opening forests, encouraging herbaceous plant growth, and creating the conditions that our native wildlife needs to thrive.Come celebrate the science, stewardship, and stories behind good fire at the West Florida Fire & Nature Festival on March 7th in Pensacola, FL!Thank you to Brady Beck, Samantha Dillon, Julianne Jones, Haley Welshoff, and Jacob Barrett for contributing these beautiful photos.#goodfire #prescribedfire #longleaf #firedependent #wildlife #florida #floridawildlife #rxfire #nativeplants #keepflwild

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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