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The National Resources Conservation Service has released a new implementation strategy for longleaf pine restoration that has some useful resources for foresters. It describes the importance of longleaf pine communities in keeping ecosystem diversity and discusses plans for how to maintain and improve longleaf pine forests. You can read more about it at https://www.americaslongleaf.org/ with a link to the NRCS report on the right side of the page under “What’s New”.
