Through the Longleaf Pine Initiative, NRCS and conservation partners in nine states are helping private landowners restore longleaf pine forest ecosystems. South Carolina conservationists discuss
Video describes the America’s Longleaf Restoration Initiative and resources available for reforestation to landowners.
This video describes the Establishment, Management and Benefits of longleaf pine restoration to private landowners.
Longleaf pine forests once dominated the United States southern landscape from southeast Virginia to eastern Texas. But after decades of logging and fire suppression, restoring
David Ledford, director of the Appalachian Wildlife Foundation and chairman of the newly-activated NBTC Mine Lands Subcommittee, addressed the annual NBTC meeting in Roanoke, VA
Appearing at the annual meeting of the National Bobwhite Technical Committee in Roanoke, VA recently, Dr. Fearer, coordinator of the Appalachian Mountains Joint Venture, explained
The Working Lands for Wildlife National Coordinator Galon Hall discusses the opportunities of collaboration between the Working Lands for Wildlife program and the National Bobwhite
Dr. Croy discusses the Forest Service’s early successional habitat creation and management for a variety of species, including bobwhites, on the Washington/Jefferson national forests
VDGIF Biologist Marc Puckett offers his perspective of Virginia’s Quail Recovery Initiative to members of the National Bobwhite Technical Committee meeting in Roanoke, VA July
