Southeastern US
Longleaf Pine Restoration
When Europeans arrived in North America, Longleaf Pine forests covered the continent from Virginia to the Gulf of Mexico – hundreds of millions of acres. Three percent of that original forest remains. In 2023 we droneseed 6,000 acres in Hickory Creek, Mississippi, to trial longleaf seedpod recipes and dispersion strategies. We will also trial our aerial Seedpod Ejection Device, or SEEDer, an innovation capable of automating landscape-scale restoration.
Longleaf Pine Restoration
When Europeans arrived in North America, Longleaf Pine forests covered the continent from Virginia to the Gulf of Mexico – hundreds of millions of acres. Three percent of that original forest remains. In 2023 we droneseed 6,000 acres in Hickory Creek, Mississippi, to trial longleaf seedpod recipes and dispersion strategies. We will also trial our aerial Seedpod Ejection Device, or SEEDer, an innovation capable of automating landscape-scale restoration.
See the areas to be restored:
Restoring 6,000 Acres of Fragmented Degraded Forest
With our partners NOARC and Wildlife Mississippi we’ll restore 6,000 acres of fragmented degraded forest in a pilot for larger restorations to come.
See the areas to be restored:
Restoring 6,000 Acres of Fragmented Degraded Forest
With our partners NOARC and Wildlife Mississippi we’ll restore 6,000 acres of fragmented degraded forest in a pilot for larger restorations to come.