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Fire Equipment

Controlled burns are not possible without trained professionals and their tools!

Controlled Burns

Controlled burning is a vital part of our longleaf pine ecosystem.
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Carnivorous Plants

Curious about meat-eating plants? Check out the amazing carnivorous plants in the southeast forests and their relationship with a fire community.

Reptiles & Amphibians

Fire creates a unique habitat for reptiles and amphibians. Check out the snakes, turtles, salamanders and frogs of longleaf!

Mammals of Longleaf

There are many mammals and birds that make their homes only in the longleaf pine ecosystem. Learn more about who you might see in a longleaf pine forest!

The Longleaf Ecosystem

Longleaf pine forests are the dominant species across the southeast. Learn more aobut what makes them so unique.

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