GP Cellulose Plants Seedlings in Torreya State Park with Eastman and The Longleaf Alliance @Georgia-Pacific
GP Cellulose Plants Seedlings in Torreya State Park with Eastman and The Longleaf Alliance  @Georgia-Pacific
Uploaded April 2021 | Updated September 2026, 1 hour ago
In 2018, Hurricane Michael left a path of destruction to the communities and natural areas of the Florida Panhandle. Eastman, Georgia-Pacific, and The Longleaf Alliance collaborated to plant 60,000 longleaf pine seedlings in Florida’s Torreya State Park. This conservation effort helps protect forest ecosystems, supports delicate wildlife communities, and repairs the planet for future generations.
Restoration is an important part of bringing back longleaf across the southeast which is why Georgia-Pacific and our cellulose business is proud to partner with Eastman and The Longleaf Alliance on this project where wildlife will benefit from this ecosystem.
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GP Cellulose Plants Seedlings in Torreya State Park with Eastman and The Longleaf Alliance

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