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Much of North Carolina Wildlife Federation’s habitat restoration work takes place on the ground, whether it’s cleaning up litter, planting native trees, managing lands or expanding wildlife crossings. And other…
Read MoreIn a remote area of western North Carolina, surrounded and protected by the Great Smoky Mountains and Nantahala National Forest, sits the cold, deep and emerald waters of Fontana Lake. …
Read MoreLake Rhodhiss is a clean, clear reservoir of the Catawba River buttressed by Burke and Caldwell counties. Through grants from the Clean Water and Parks Trust Funds, the town of…
Read MoreIn recognition of Indigenous Peoples’ Day, North Carolina Wildlife Federation celebrates the first people to protect, conserve and honor the land we now call North Carolina. More than once, we’ve…
Read More2021 Wildlife Photo Contest Winners North Carolina’s amateur shutterbugs did a whole lot of snapping for North Carolina Wildlife Federation’s 3rd annual Wildlife Photography Contest held May through July. We…
Read MoreMeet our newest board members! While energy attorney Luis Martinez and employment attorney Jon Wall practice areas of law that are miles apart, they sit at the same table when…
Read MoreOpportunities to experience natural North Carolina are as diverse as our state’s spectacular landscape. And there’s no shortage of things to do, see and hear this month – from duck…
Read MoreA global pandemic and cancellation of all in-person events was no match for the creativity and adaptability of the Concord Wildlife Alliance. The Community Wildlife Chapter of the North Carolina…
Read MoreErnie McLaney “lives and breathes conservation and sustainability every day” while donating his time, energy and resources to preserving wild lives and wild places in North Carolina. That commitment earned…
Read MoreBlog updated on Oct. 12 North Carolina is the first state to have both senators sign on to the most significant wildlife conservation bill in half a century. Senators Thom…
Read MoreAnimals are not brethren. They are not underlings. They are Other Nations, caught with ourselves in the net of life and time. – Henry Beston, American writer and naturalist Conservationists,…
Read MoreOn any given day, you’ll find Bull City Trailblazers President Naadii Salaam walking around her Durham neighborhood, picking up trash at nearby schools, parks and trails. When neighbors ask her…
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