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Longleaf Pine Research | Making It Grow | Stories

Clemson Extension Agent and Host of "Making It Grow" Amanda McNulty visits the Clemson University Pee Dee Research and Education Center to learn more about the Longleaf Pine research being done for potential growers with Clemson Extension Forestry and Wildlife Agent T.J. Savereno.
Amanda Mcnulty Education Center Clemson University Pee Dee Research Clemson Extension Agent Longleaf Pine Clemson Extension Forestry
Source: scetv.org

North Florida's Red Cockaded Woodpecker may keep protections, but lose its endangered status

Biologists were dealt a crushing blow last yearโ€”an endangered woodpecker, native to the Southeast U.S. was declared extinct. Now some are declaring victory for another endangered woodpecker that makes its home in North Florida and South Georgia, but others argue the declaration of victory for the Red-cockaded Woodpecker is premature.
United States Ramona Mcgee Brian Camposano Southern Environmental Law Center Wildlife Service Apalachicola National Forest
Source: wuwf.org

North Florida's Red Cockaded Woodpecker may keep protections, but lose its endangered status

Biologists were dealt a crushing blow last yearโ€”an endangered woodpecker, native to the Southeast U.S. was declared extinct. Now some are declaring victory for another endangered woodpecker that makes its home in North Florida and South Georgia, but others argue the declaration of victory for the Red-cockaded Woodpecker is premature.
United States Ramona Mcgee Brian Camposano Southern Environmental Law Center Wildlife Service Apalachicola National Forest
Source: wgcu.org

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North Florida's Red Cockaded Woodpecker may keep protections, but lose its endangered status

Biologists were dealt a crushing blow last yearโ€”an endangered woodpecker, native to the Southeast U.S. was declared extinct. Now some are declaring victory for another endangered woodpecker that makes its home in North Florida and South Georgia, but others argue the declaration of victory for the Red-cockaded Woodpecker is premature.
United States Ramona Mcgee Brian Camposano Southern Environmental Law Center Wildlife Service Apalachicola National Forest
Source: wfsu.org

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