News
Upcoming Events:
Save the Date:
The Longleaf Alliance is planning to host a Longleaf 101 Academy
in Aberdeen, NC from September 6-8, 2023.
Register here.
Save the Date: Joint NC Longleaf Coalition and NC Prescribed Fire Council meeting in Wilmington on September 20-21.
Save the Date: Come enjoy Flytraps, Fire, Family and Fun at the 2023
Fire in the Pines Festival
on Saturday, October 14!
Featured News:
View FLAME Week Webinars from Turnbull Creek Educational State Forest
NC Longleaf Coalition selects Jesse Wimberley as the recipient of the 2022 Illustris Palustris Award
Matt and Ashley Gordon inducted to the N.C. Longleaf Honor Roll
Marty Lanier inducted to the N.C. Longleaf Honor Roll
Alison Ives inducted to the N.C. Longleaf Honor Roll
Longleaf & Herbicides 201 workshop hosted in Elizabethtown, NC
NC Longleaf Coalition selects Jeff Marcus as the recipient of the 2021 Illustris Palustris Award
North Carolina's Iconic Longleaf Pine and the Fight Against Climate Change (WUNC)
Resiliency to Climate Change Could Be Key in Longleaf Pine Restoration (WUNC)
North Carolina farmers raking in the 'brown gold' (WRAL)
Preserving North Carolina's Longleaf Pine Trees (Front Porch Politics | Spectrum News 1)
Preserving Longleaf Pine Forests in North Carolina (Capital Tonight | Spectrum News 1)
Using Prescribed Burns to Help Longleaf Pine Forests (Capital Tonight | Spectrum News 1)
Julie Moore receives the 2020 Illustris palustris award
Gone with the Wind: The loss and discovery of the longleaf champion tree
Angie Carl receives the 2019 Illustris palustris award
Longleaf Pine Cone Prospects for 2018 and 2019
2018 Range-wide Accomplishment Report and Executive Summary by America's Longleaf
Massive Stonehill Pines Site Purchased for Preservation
North Carolina’s fading forests
Conserving Rare Plants: It Takes an Army
USDA Aims to Work with Landowners to Restore 400,000 Acres of Longleaf Pine Forests on Private Lands
Protecting the Sandhills’ endangered woodpeckers
A Walk in Woods and Back in Time ……
Remnant Longleaf and Cat-face Snags in Nash County
