NFWF Awards $20 Million in Grants to Restore Longleaf Pine Habitat across the Southeast
The National Fish and Wildlife Foundation announced $20 million in grants to restore longleaf pine forests across the Southeast, supported by funding partners including Southern Company. The grants will leverage more than $18.6 million in matching contributions to generate a total conservation impact of $38.6 million, aiming to establish over 30,000 acres of habitat and conduct prescribed burns on an additional 350,000 acres.
Key figures
- Total impact
- $38.6 million
- Acres to burn
- 350000
- Acres to plant
- 30000
- Grants awarded
- $20 million
- Matching contributions
- $18.6 million
- Restoration goal acres
- 8 million
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