Restorations Part III: Techniques
Restoration Techniques — the final part of our three part series on the restoration of native ecosystems on the Mississippi Coastal Plain.
Restorations Part II
This is the second part in a series of articles about the restoration of native ecosystems in southern MS which we are publishing to help people understand the periodic actions we take on some of our properties. Please contact us at info@ltmcp.org with questions, comments or concerns – we would love to hear from you!
Restoration of Native Ecosystems of the MS Coastal Plain
This is the first part in a series of articles that outline the goals and procedures for the restoration of native ecosystems in southern Mississippi.
Bayou Auguste
Bayou Auguste is located in west Biloxi. It is a tidally influenced estuarine marsh system home to countless birds, fish, and even an alligator or two.
MS Sandhill Cranes
The wet pine savanna was formerly a very common landscape of the coastal plain.
Dusky Gopher Frogs
The dry longleaf pine forest is one of the most biodiverse landscapes in the world…
Turkey Creek
Land Trust staffer Nick Goyette has been working with CDC Climb’s Conservation Corps to restore over 350 acres along Turkey Creek to a healthy mosaic of wet pine savannah and bottomland hardwood ecosystems.