Longleaf Pine Restoration Tour
WHAT: Workshop and tour of the Rocky Creek Timber forest demonstrates benefits of growing Longleaf pine: large yields, adaptation to fire and resistance to insects and diseases. Longleaf pine forests provide ideal habitat for a diverse array of plants and animals and are important to protecting springs and groundwater.
WHERE: 451 SW CR 345, Chiefland, FL
WHEN: March 13, 9 a.m.-2 p.m.
WHO: Property of Jim and Mary Helmers. U.S. Department of Agriculture’s Natural Resource Conservation Service, SFRC, University of Florida, Florida Fish and Wildlife, SFI Implementation Committee, Florida Forest Service.
CONTACT: Chris Demers, 352-514-0819, cdemers@ufl.edu or Jim Helmers, helmers6@aol.com, 321-279-9939
REGISTRATION: Cost is $10 per person, lunch and materials included. Please register at http://fsp-tour031314.eventbrite.com or call Chris Demers at 352-846-2375.
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