Longleaf Resources
Landowner Assistance
A wide range of technical and cost-share assistance is to available to private landowners to help establish, manage, and restore longleaf pine ecosystems. The first step in any management regime is to have a resource professional visit your property and write a woodland plan.
Spreadsheet of Longleaf Financial Assistance Programs for Private Landowners
Links to Technical Assistance Organizations (alphabetical)
- National Wild Turkey Federation
- NC Cooperative Extension
- NC Forest Service
- NC Prescribed Burning Contractors
- NC Registered Consulting Foresters
- NC Wildlife Resources Commission
- NCWRC Contacts
- The Longleaf Alliance
- US Fish and Wildlife Service
- USDA Natural Resources Conservation Service – North Carolina
- Quail Forever
Related Organizations and Local Implementation Teams
As set out in America’s Longleaf Restoration Initiative, local implementation teams coordinate on-the-ground restoration efforts within in their geographic bounds.
Longleaf Nurseries
- Claridge Nursery/Goldsboro Forestry Center, NC Forest Service- Goldsboro, NC
- GHW Weyerhaeuser Nursery- Washington, NC
- Bodenhamer Farms and Nursery- Rowland, NC
- PRT Growing Services Ltd.- Georgia
For Educators
- The Longleaf Alliance – Teaching the Next Generation
- NC State University Extension Forestry – Sustainable Forestry Teachers’ Academy
- Turnbull Creek Educational State Forest
- LEARN NC
Longleaf Leaflets
- LL-1 Introduction to Longleaf Pine
- LL-2 Longleaf Pine Forest - Superior Economic, Environmental & Historical Values
- LL-3 Longleaf Pine Site Suitability
- LL-4 Successfully Establishing Longleaf Pine
- LL-5 Natural Regeneration of Longleaf Pine
- LL-6 Managing Longleaf Pine Forests for Wildlife
- LL-7 The Economics of Longleaf Pine Management
- LL-8 Renovating Longleaf Pine Stands for Pine Straw Raking
- LL-9 Managing Pine Straw Production in North Carolina
- LL-10 Harvesting Pine Straw in Longleaf Pine Plantations
- LL-11 A Low Cost Pine Straw Box Baler