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NORTH CAROLINA SANDHILLS CONSERVATION PARTNERSHIP

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Who We Are

The North Carolina Sandhills Conservation Partnership (NCSCP) is a collaborative effort that brings together various federal, state and non-profit conservation groups to share information and resources related to conserving the vanishing longleaf pine ecosystem and recovering imperiled plants, animals and fungi in the North Carolina Sandhills.

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Mission

The NCSCP was created in April 2000 with the mission to protect, enhance, and restore the unique Sandhills environment. Even though each participating organization has a different set of objectives, members understand that working together is the best solution for accomplishing mutual goals.

Restoring America's Longleaf

Less than 3% of original longleaf pine forest remains throughout its historic range of 90 million acres. The NCSCP is one of 18 Local Implementation Teams (LITs) across 9 states dedicated to achieving the 15-year-goal of America's Longleaf Restoration Initiative (ALRI): to increase longleaf acreage from 3.4 to 8.0 million acres. LITs actively support range-wide efforts to restore and conserve functional, viable longleaf pine ecosystems.

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IMAGE CREDIT: © BRADY BECK PHOTOGRAPHY, MARGARET FIELDS, CHRISTIAN ZEIGLER, LAURA GINGRICH, JEFF MARCUS, ALAN TEED, GRETCHEN COLL, SARAH HECOCKS

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