Pine Country: Bringing Back Longleaf Pine Forests

For millennia, longleaf pine forests stretched 92 million acres across the U.S. Southeast. Today, less than 5 million acres remain. But a growing effort to recover this ecosystem is taking root.

Longleaf Pine Restoration—a Major Climate Effort in the South

Longleaf Pine Restoration at Brushy Creek – Texan By Nature

Restoring Longleaf Pine on Agricultural Land Benefits Wildlife

Ephemeral wetland in longleaf pine ecosystem

Stories in Alabama

Ancient splendors: Allure of longleaf pines and pitcher plants drives Perdido River conservation

NFWF Announces $5.3 Million in Grants to Restore and Improve

7 Tips for Growing and Protecting Longleaf Pine Trees

Photos Document the Last Remaining Old-Growth Pine Forests of the

Fire key to restoring longleaf pine in Croatan National Forest