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Enthusiastic and committed landowners and land managers are critical to the future of this iconic tree and the unique ecosystems it supports. That’s why we have local resources to provide general educational outreach, answer your forest management questions, offer insight on financial assistance, and help you get connected into a community of longleaf landowners and technical experts.
Local Longleaf Teams
Our network of 17 Local Implementation Teams across 9 states means that no matter where you live in the longleaf range, local experts are available to support you in your efforts to maintain, improve, or restore longleaf on your property.
Local Team Contacts
Louisiana State Coordination
West-Central Louisiana Ecosystem Partnership
Mississippi Longleaf Implementation Team (State Coordination Team)
Alabama Longleaf Ecosystem Restoration Team (State Coordination Team)
Talladega-Mountain Longleaf Conservation Partnership
Chattahoochee Fall Line Conservation Partnership
Gulf Coastal Plain Ecosystem Partnership
Apalachicola Regional Stewardship Alliance
Gulf to Atlantic Restoration Partnership
Heartland Local Implementation Team
Georgia State Coordination
Fort Stewart/Altamaha Longleaf Restoration Partnership
South Carolina State Coordination Team
Sandhills Longleaf Pine Conservation Partnership
South Lowcountry–ACE Basin (SoLoACE) Longleaf Partnership
Sewee Longleaf Conservation Cooperative
Virginia State Coordination
Virginia Longleaf Pine Cooperators Group
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Longleaf for All
Longleaf for All was established to expand minority participation in forestry-related programs, practices, and activities; and to help landowners reap the economic, ecological, and cultural benefits of owning forested land. Learn more here.