The Hooheh Cultural Burn and Reforestation Program is a initiative rooted in Indigenous knowledge, cultural revitalization, and environmental stewardship. Through the practice of cultural burning — a traditional, low-intensity fire technique — and the replanting of native Longleaf Pine (Hooheh), the program restores ecosystems, strengthens cultural connections, and heals lands that have been suppressed by decades of fire exclusion.

By blending ancestral wisdom with modern conservation efforts, the Hooheh Program is not only bringing fire back to the land — it’s bringing life, balance, and resilience to future generations.