The Longleaf Alliance, based in Andalusia, AL, is dedicated to ensuring a sustainable future for longleaf pine ecosystems. Historically, longleaf pine forests dominated the Southeast, but today only a fraction remains. The Longleaf Alliance is committed to promoting functional longleaf forest ecosystems in today's southern forests through science-based outreach.

Their mission is to emphasize the ecological, economic, social, and historic importance of longleaf pine ecosystems. Since its establishment in 1995, The Longleaf Alliance has been providing unbiased information and support to landowners, managers, policy makers, educators, and the general public. They achieve this through outreach, education, research, direct involvement, and hands-on experience.

Collaborative partnerships are a cornerstone of their work. The Longleaf Alliance coordinates efforts between private landowners, forest industries, state and federal agencies, conservation groups, researchers, and other enthusiasts to manage and restore longleaf pine forests. The Longleaf Alliance welcomes diverse communities of landowners, managers, policy makers, partners, educators, and students.

They strive to create an inclusive organization where everyone feels respected and valued. Visit their website to learn more about their initiatives, browse their photo gallery, and support their cause