Lasting Legacy

Forest and Wildlife Conservation, Scientific Research, Educational Outreach

Long leaf pine

Reintroducing long leaf pine to southern Arkansas

Support Nature’s Potential

The Daniel Farm has a progressive management plan which carefully guides our practices in a well sequenced manner. Today, the Daniel Farm has achieved and demonstrated a balanced forest and wildlife management program comprised of a unique mosaic of sustainable forest ecosystems rich in the biodiversity of forest and wildlife natural resources.

Wildfire burning through a dense, smoky forest beneath tall trees

Partnerships

The importance of the Daniel Farm partnerships at the local, state and federal levels cannot be over stated. These partnerships provide strategic guidance and technical support for optimizing our long-term management planning and execution process. They provide critical cost-share support and have been the foundation for developing the scientific research and educational outreach objectives of our management plans.

The Daniel Farm serves as an official forestry and wildlife Discovery Farm for the University of Arkansas. This program offers a unique platform for experimentation, collaboration and the advancement of innovative and sustainable forest and wildlife management practices.

Person in a gray beanie examining a large tree trunk in a leaf-covered forest
Man sitting in front of a red Kubota M9540 tractor in a pine forest
White farmhouse with a metal roof behind a black wooden fence, surrounded by autumn trees under a clear blue sky
Outdoor forestry presentation with attendees seated beneath a canopy beside a log cabin and pickup truck in a pine forest