Posts Tagged ‘Wildlife Conservation’
The Story Behind the Birth of Critically Endangered Red Wolf Pups
A red wolf couple – dubbed 2225F and 2323M – renewed and sparked hope for the critically endangered red wolf species when they recently became parents to six pups –…
Read MoreRed Wolf Webcams Offer 24/7 Peek Inside Den of World’s Most Endangered Wolf
Watch the red wolf webcams Wildlife and nature lovers from all over can get a 24/7 glimpse into the life of a pair of captive red wolves thanks to recently…
Read MoreWildlife Species Spotlight: Monarch
This blog series focuses on species that underscore North Carolina Wildlife Federation’s commitment to habitat protection, restoration and connectivity, supporting wildlife species in need, and championing public trust resources based…
Read MoreLeave Baby Wildlife Alone: If You Care, Leave Them There
Repurposed from NC Wildlife Resource Commission’s “Resist Urge to “Rescue” Baby Wildlife” news release and website. Cute baby bunnies are a staple of Easter, but taking young rabbits out of…
Read More5 Ways to Celebrate Wildlife and Habitat on Earth Day, April 22
Celebrate Earth Day “The environment is where we all meet; where all have a mutual interest; it is the one thing all of us share.” – Lady Bird Johnson Rivers…
Read MoreLuke Bennett, 23, is Hiking for Habitat in Support of North Carolina’s Wild Lives and Wild Places
Luke Bennett, 23, hit the Mountains-to-Sea Trail on March 23 in Nags Head. Throughout his eight-week, 1,175-mile Hiking for Habitat trek, he’ll celebrate the wonders of North Carolina while raising…
Read MoreConservation Conversations: Howling for Red Wolves
American red wolves (Canis rufus) once roamed most of the eastern half of the United States, but their populations declined due to hunting and habitat loss. Today, red wolves are…
Read MoreThe Birds are Back in Town! Watch Live Osprey Cam on Lake Norman
As of March, 2022, our beloved and world-famous ospreys, Reuben and Cherise, have flown the coop from their wintering grounds and made their way back to their nesting platform on…
Read MoreDedicated Donors Make it Happen for Wildlife and Habitat
Time is of the essence when it comes to conserving North Carolina’s wild lives and wild places, which is why we’re so grateful to have passionate and dedicated donors on…
Read MoreObservations from the Field: Photos, Updates and How-Tos with Academics Afield
Academics Afield – a partnership between North Carolina Wildlife Federation, NC State University, North Carolina Wildlife Resources Commission and other conservation groups – introduces college students from diverse backgrounds to…
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