Americas > US foundation allocates over $33 mln to restore longleaf pine forests

US foundation allocates over $33 mln to restore longleaf pine forests

Published 16:31 on June 19, 2024  /  Last updated at 16:31 on June 19, 2024  / /  Americas, Biodiversity, US

A US-headquartered foundation has announced the allocation of $33.5 million in grants to finance the conservation and restoration of longleaf pine forests in eight southern states.
A US-headquartered foundation has announced the allocation of $33.5 million in grants to finance the conservation and restoration of longleaf pine forests in eight southern states.


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