NRCS Regional Conservation Partnership Program - Longleaf Pine Range

Longleaf pine forests once encompassed more than 90 million acres of the North American landscape and represented some of the world’s most unique biologically diverse ecosystems. In 2010, approximately three percent, or 3.4 million acres, of longleaf pine forest remained.

With the CCA designation, USDA will build on existing strong partnerships in the range to improve the profitability and sustainability of longleaf pine forest ecosystems. NRCS and partners recognize the need to support a range-wide approach that accelerates conservation technical assistance and program delivery to private landowners in the longleaf pine range.

This dataset includes a printer-friendly CCA map and shapefiles for GIS.

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Dataset Info

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Field	Value
Authors	USDA Natural Resources Conservation Service
Product Type	Dataset
Spatial / Geographical Coverage Location	Longleaf Pine Range
Publisher	USDA Natural Resources Conservation Service
Contact Name	Rudolph, Terrance
Contact Email	terrance.rudolph@ga.usda.gov
Public Access Level	Public
Is Part Of	NRCS Regional Conservation Partnership Program - RCPP Critical Conservation Areas
License	U.S. Public Domain
Funding Source(s)	Natural Resources Conservation Service
Bureau Code	005:53 - Natural Resources Conservation Service
Modified Date	2019-01-24
Release Date	2018-04-12