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NCWF Corporate Action Day for Pollinators at the Boys & Girls Club
It is an honor to work with NC communities and locals for wildlife and habitats across the state because that’s where real change happens. Recently, NCWF’s Tara Moore and Mary…
Bear Aware: What to do and not do
Become BearWise. That’s the advice N.C. Wildlife Resources Commission biologists are giving now that the weather is warm, and bears are on the move. Bear sightings throughout the state are…
Historic Legislation Passes Congress
Sweeping land conservation package is adopted An historic vote occurred in the United States Congress this week as Senate bill 47 was adopted by a wide margin. The legislation provides a sweeping public…
NC Division of Marine Fisheries Fiscal Analysis of NCWF Petition is Fatally Flawed and Biased
Two years ago, NC Wildlife Federation filed a petition for rule making with the NC Marine Fisheries Commission to protect aquatic juvenile nursery habitat and reduce by-catch from large scale…
Leading Conservationist Joins North Carolina Wildlife Federation
Manley Fuller Named Vice President of Conservation Policy One of the nation’s most effective conservation leaders is returning to his native North Carolina to help lead the North Carolina Wildlife…
NCWF’s Great Outdoors University recognized as the Partners for Parks Nonprofit Organization of 2018
Partners for Parks recognizes individuals and organizations annually who have made significant contributions to promoting and enhancing parks, greenways, open spaces, active play, and recreational opportunities in the community. NC…
Red Wolf Ruling Announced
A ruling was made by a federal judge yesterday regarding the future of red wolves in North Carolina. You can read the full text of the court’s ruling here.
Governor’s Conservation Achievement Award Winners Announced
The North Carolina Wildlife Federation has announced the winners of the 55th Annual Governor’s Conservation Achievement Awards. 2017’s winners are exceedingly notable conservation devotees who work for wildlife, habitat, and…
10 to Watch: These Native Species Need Our Help Now
In any season, North Carolina is home to some of the natural world’s most intriguing citizens. Here are 10 wildlife species struggling with habitat loss, disease, over-harvest, and other challenges.…
Land of the Giants: The Inspiring Comeback of North Carolina Elk
At this moment, more elk roam the North Carolina mountains than at any time over the last 200 years. The return of this majestic species to its native Southern Appalachian…
