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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

Thank you to everyone who followed along with #WeL

Thank you to everyone who followed along with #WeLoveOurMembers last week!!!Congrats to our lucky giveaway winners...❤ Bill Pickens❤ Nic Smith❤ Tate ErvinWe ask that our winners reach out to Casey at office@longleafalliance.org to confirm your t-shirt size and preferred shipping address to claim your prizes. P.S. If you want to snag your own "I Support Good Fire" shirt or sticker, they will be available for purchase at the West Florida Fire & Nature Festival on March 7th in Pensacola!#WLOM #WLOMW2026 #BeOurValentine #ForTheLoveOfLongleaf #WeHeartLongleaf #LongleafLove #RestoreLongleaf #longleafalliance #longleafpineecosystem #longleaf #longleafpine #longleafpines #Pinuspalustris

The longleaf pine ecosystem is home to some iconic

The longleaf pine ecosystem is home to some iconic southern birds — each with its own special range:Northern Bobwhite Quail – Famous for their “bob WHITE!” call, these ground dwelling birds love open habitat with native forbs and good cover. In the Southeast, that often means fire-maintained longleaf pine habitats make a great place to call home!Red cockaded Woodpecker – The only species of woodpecker that creates cavities in living pine trees! While RCWs are longleaf specialists, they are also found in other open pine habitats and were historically found as far north as New Jersey and into the Mid-West.Bachman’s Sparrow – Also known as the Pinewoods Sparrow, this songbird thrives in open, frequently burned pine woodlands where it sings its rich, whistled tune. Bachman's Sparrows walk and hop along the ground foraging for seeds and insects.Three different birds but all find a home in longleaf, all rely on fire-maintained habitat, and all are species of conservation concern. #WLOM2026 Trivia answer – Map B depicted the species range of the bobwhite quail.#BirdsOfThePine #WeLoveOurMembers #WLOMW2026 #BeOurValentine #ForTheLoveOfLongleaf #WeHeartLongleaf #LongleafLove #RestoreLongleaf #longleafalliance #longleafpineecosystem #longleaf #longleafpine #longleafpines #Pinuspalustris

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