Southern Regional Extension Forestry https://sref.info These are the search results for the query, showing results 1 to 11. The Longleaf Alliance https://sref.info/projects/the-longleaf-alliance Longleaf Alliance No publisher ddrummond longleaf economics research forestry education technology 2013-03-27T17:29:43Z Project eLearn Forestry https://sref.info/projects/elearn No publisher ddrummond urban longleaf urban forestry forestry distance learning elearning education technology 2020-07-29T20:41:44Z Project The National Fish and Wildlife Foundation Establishes Longleaf Stewardship Fund https://sref.info/articles/the-national-fish-and-wildlife-foundation The National Fish and Wildlife Foundation recently introduced its Longleaf Stewardship Fund, a collaborative partnership intended to restore the longleaf pine ecosystem and complete Range-Wide Conservation Plan goals. No publisher asmith longleaf conservation 2013-03-14T16:46:18Z Article "The Longleaf Pine Ecosystem" Published https://sref.info/articles/the-longleaf-pine-ecosystem-published A new book titled, "The Longleaf Pine Ecosystem: Ecology,Silviculture, and Restoration," edited by Shibu Jose, Eric J. Jokela, andDeborah L. Miller of the University of Florida has just been published bySpringer Science of New York. This book is a state-of-the-art synthesis ofwhat we currently know about longleaf pine ecosystems and represents along-awaited update of the earlier classic longleaf pine book by Wahlenberg(1946). No publisher koleslaw longleaf conservation 2013-03-14T16:46:23Z Article Shortleaf Pine to be topic of Second Annual Shortleaf Pine Conference https://sref.info/articles/shortleaf-pine-to-be-topic-of-second-annual The Second Annual Shortleaf Pine Conference will be held Sept. 20-22 at the Monte Sano Sate Park in Huntsville, Ala. No publisher whowell longleaf conferences 2013-03-14T16:46:20Z Article NIFA Grants Address Forestry and Rangeland Renewable Resources https://sref.info/articles/nifa-grants-address-forestry-and-rangeland No publisher sashton longleaf 2013-03-14T16:46:21Z Article New Longleaf Economics Course https://sref.info/articles/new-longleaf-economics-course A continuing education opportunity from Southern Regional Extension Forestry and The Longleaf Alliance. No publisher gmcfearin longleaf webinars economics 2013-03-14T16:46:27Z Article The Longleaf Alliance’s Longleaf Academy Courses offered in 2013 https://sref.info/articles/longleaf-academy The LLA is currently offering 2 different courses for the first part of 2013. We are working on additional courses for the second half of 2013. Keep checking our website as new courses are added (www.longleafalliance.org). No publisher gmcfearin extension longleaf forestry courses distance learning education 2013-03-29T19:49:05Z Article Hurricane Katrina Impacts on Pine Species: Implications for Landowners https://sref.info/articles/hurricane-katrina-impacts-on-pine-species Hurricane Katrina roared through Mississippi on August 29, 2005. In her path, some 1.2 million acres of forestland were damaged. This is about two years worth of annual harvest down in one day. Hardwood bottomlands, pine sawtimber, and recently thinned pine stands were most severely damaged No publisher koleslaw longleaf 2013-03-14T16:46:15Z Article Georgia creates first state-wide Carbon registry for NIPF owners https://sref.info/articles/georgia-creates-first-state-wide-carbon-registry By S. Heather Duncan - hduncan@macontel.com Georgia's owners of forest land have long argued that they somehow should get credit for the public service their trees provide: Cleaning the air by absorbing carbon dioxide, a greenhouse gas. Now the state of Georgia is helping create a market for this invisible commodity. Tree growers and farmers could receive payments for storing carbon to reduce global warming. No publisher koleslaw longleaf conferences conservation 2013-03-14T16:46:10Z Article Bob Franklin Received Alumni Award For Extension Public Service https://sref.info/articles/bob-franklin-received-alumni-award-for-extension CLEMSON -- A Clemson University forester has received the Clemson Alumni Award for Distinguished Cooperative Extension Public Service. Robert M. Franklin, who started his Clemson Extension career in March of 1985, received his award from Clemson President Jim Barker during a December faculty meeting. Barker cited Franklin for "outstanding service in the development and delivery of programs for longleaf pine management and wildlife food and habitat management." No publisher koleslaw longleaf conservation 2013-03-14T16:46:19Z Article