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North Carolina’s diverse landscapes offer a wealth of opportunities for outdoor activities, from fishing and hunting to camping, hiking, boating, mountain biking, bird-watching and more. Engaging in these outdoor pursuits…
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From the mountains to the coast, North Carolina is teeming with diverse wildlife species, breathtaking natural landscapes, and a community of individuals committed both to preserving these species and cherishing…
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North Carolina Wildlife Federation staff and Community Wildlife Chapter volunteers did a whole lot of environmental educating, pollinator monitoring, water paddling, wildlife watching, nature exploring, habitat restoring and more in…
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North Carolina Wildlife Federation has announced the winners of its 59th Annual Governor’s Conservation Achievement Awards. Honorees for 2023 include agency professionals, elected officials, volunteers and organizations committed to North…
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You might be familiar with the term “charismatic megafauna”, denoting species of large animals that attract popular attention. It probably will not come as a surprise that neither the northern…
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Despite a unanimous passage in the Senate, Bill S613 – the most basic of conservation measures aimed at safeguarding trout streams from pollution and sediment runoff – is facing opposition…
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North Carolina’s diverse ecosystems are home to a wide variety of wildlife, including snakes and alligators. While these creatures may seem intimidating, they play an essential role in maintaining the…
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It’s no secret that North Carolina is a biodiversity hotspot. From the Great Smoky Mountains to the Outer Banks, North Carolina is a state full of bountiful natural wonders to…
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What comes to mind when you think about the North Carolina Mountains? Perhaps the sound of bluegrass music, the taste of a hearty soup on a bitter cold day, or…
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With 19 chapters already in existence statewide, NCWF works statewide through our extensive Community Wildlife Chapter network, reaching from the mountains to the sea. NCWF’s Conservation Outreach team is working on…
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In recent years, the picturesque North Carolina coast has been grappling with a perplexing problem: the alarming decline of some of its most iconic fish species. From spot to weakfish…
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North Carolina Wildlife Federation staff and Community Wildlife Chapter volunteers did a whole lot of environmental educating, wildlife watching, nature exploring, invasive species removing, native plant garden creating, connecting kids…
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