What does CP3 focus on establishing?

The focus of CP3, which stands for the Conservation Practice 3, is primarily on the establishment of longleaf pine trees. This practice is part of broader efforts to restore and sustain longleaf pine ecosystems, which are vital for biodiversity and wildlife habitat. Longleaf pine forests support numerous plant and animal species, some of which are endangered, and provide essential environmental benefits such as improved water quality and reduced soil erosion.

Establishing longleaf pine trees involves selecting appropriate sites, preparing the land, and ensuring proper planting techniques, all of which contribute to the long-term health and productivity of these forests. This focus emphasizes not only reforestation but also the ecological importance of maintaining a diverse ecosystem that can thrive in its native conditions.

While the other options might represent valuable agricultural or environmental practices, they do not align with the specific goals and objectives outlined for CP3.