“Wildfire Impacts on Drinking Water” July 25, 2023 from 2:00 – 3:00 PM ET Hosted by the US EPA Office of Research and Development and Office of Water Registration:ย https://us02web.zoom.us/webinar/register/WN_ViTvu6DlSBGU9_K0oY90rQ#/registration
The Longleaf Partnership Council (LPC) has released a new communications fact sheet,ย Longleaf Pine: A Tall Drink of Water. This informational product showcases how protecting and restoring longleaf pine forests can
Longleaf pine forest conservation and restoration are critical priorities for protecting threatenedย and endangered species, and can also benefit landowners interested in improving game habitat. Restoring and managingย frequent-fire longleaf pine may
Georgia’s water resources include 44,056 miles of perennial streams, 4.8 million acres of wetlands and hundreds of thousands of acres of impoundment. This talk will explore the ways in which
