Restoring North Carolinas Longleaf Pine: Mission Possible @TheNatureConservancy
Restoring North Carolinas Longleaf Pine: Mission Possible  @TheNatureConservancy
Uploaded December 2025 | Updated September 2026, 3 weeks ago
Prescribed fire isn’t just about burning. It’s about bringing life back to the land by keeping forests healthy. With help from a Farm Bill program called the Environmental Quality Incentives Program, Leslie and Leah Thiel use prescribed fire to manage their longleaf pine forest in North Carolina, preserving wildlife habitat and protect their land's future so their family and others can enjoy the forest long into the future.

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