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Learn about the Louisiana pine snake, a rare and endangered constrictor that lives in the longleaf pine savannas of the southeastern US. Find out its taxonomy, description, behavior, habitat, threats, and conservation status.
Learn about the Louisiana pinesnake, a large, nonvenomous snake that lives in pine forests and sandhill woodlands. Find out why it is threatened and how to protect it from habitat loss and vehicle collisions.
Learn about the threatened Louisiana pinesnake, a non-venomous constrictor that lives in the burrows of Baird’s pocket gophers in longleaf pine forests. Find out its characteristics, habitat, food, life cycle, behavior, geography, and conservation status.
Learn how NRCS helps private landowners in Louisiana and Texas to restore and enhance habitat for the rare Louisiana pine snake, a candidate species for listing under the Endangered Species Act. Find out about the conservation practices, technical and financial assistance, and wildlife benefits of the project.
Learn about the rarest snake in North America, its habitat, diet, behavior, and conservation status. Find out how fire, logging, and roads threaten the Louisiana pine snake and its prey, the pocket gopher.
Learn about the rare and elusive Louisiana pinesnake, one of the most threatened snakes in the country, and the collaborative efforts to restore its population in longleaf pine forests. Find out how scientists use data, models, and camera traps to monitor and protect this species and its habitat.
19 wrz 2019 · Historically restricted to longleaf pine habitats of western Louisiana and eastern Texas, the Louisiana pine snake is now considered to be the rarest snake in the United States. Its disappearance has been due largely to habitat loss associated with poor land management practices including fire suppression and large-scale timber production.
