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Field Hike: Longleaf Pine & Fire Ecology, Big Branch Marsh NWR

  • Big Branch Marsh National Wildlife Refuge 61389 Louisiana 434 Lacombe, Louisiana, 70445 United States (map)

Host: Pelican Park Nature Club

Location: Big Branch Marsh National Wildlife Refuge, Lacombe, LA

FOREST FORGED BY FIRE: WHY WILDLIFE DEPENDS ON THE FLAME

Join Land Trust for Louisiana Restoration Ecologist Jacob Bopp and Pelican Park Naturalist Alex Landry on a guided hike at Big Branch Marsh National Wildlife Refuge’s historic Longleaf Pine habitat. Discover the unique ecology of Longleaf Pine ecosystems, from the diverse plant communities and wildlife they support to the natural role of fire in shaping the landscape. Learn how prescribed burning helps maintain healthy pine savannas, supports biodiversity, and protects one of Southeast Louisiana’s increasingly rare natural habitats.

Exact meeting location will be sent via email on the week of November 23rd. Please register to recieve location. Free.

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