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High Country Wild is one of NCWF's newest Community Wildlife Chapters. The chapter protects, conserves, and restores wildlife and habitat in Ashe and Watauga County. The chapter brings the local community together with opportunities to restore habitat, connect with nature, and learn about important wildlife and habitat topics in the region. Join us as we… 
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NCWF Lake Norman Wildlife Conservationists chapter invites current and future Island Adopters and their friends for a fun social event at Lake Norman Brewery! Volunteers play a crucial role in stewarding the islands of Lake Norman, continuing our mission to protect, conserve, and restore wildlife and habitat on the lake. During this engaging social event,… |
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Whether you are new to hunting or an experienced hunter wanting to sharpen your skills, NC Wildlife has class options and expert instructors to help you prepare for the season! Workshop capacities are limited, so register early. Please review each workshop's summary when registering. Learn TO Hunt (LTH) Deer Hunting 101 Workshop Saturday, August 2… 
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Join us for an engaging insect show and tell! Pollinator and insect enthusiast Annie Howell will teach kids of all ages the differences between insect pollinators, predators, and impersonators and how to identify them. Examples of these types of insects will be available to observe up close! Folks will finish up with a fun nature… 
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Join NCWF Durham Wildlife Stewards Chapter and the Durham Master Gardeners for a pollinator identification workshop! Can you tell a bee from a wasp? Learn how to differentiate between groups of pollinators with enthusiastic insect ecologist, Dr. Hannah Levenson. Practice local pollinator ID with us in preparation for the 2025 Great Southeast Pollinator Census, August… |
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Join NCWF South Wake Conservationists Chapter for a webinar exploring how intentional planting design can support wildlife while meeting human needs. Presented by registered landscape architect Sara Donohoe, this webinar focuses on integrating ecological function into planting design through creative and practical strategies. With expertise in native and habitat-based planting design, Sara will demonstrate how… |
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Whether you are new to hunting or an experienced hunter wanting to sharpen your skills, NC Wildlife has class options and expert instructors to help you prepare for the season! Workshop capacities are limited, so register early. Please review each workshop's summary when registering. Learn TO Hunt (LTH) Deer Hunting 101 Workshop Saturday, August 9… |
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Forested wetlands exist in two main ways – those that contain still water, and those where waters flow through. And in some cases, a forest may experience both during a given year. In this presentation, John A. Gerwin, Research Scientist and Educator of Ornithology, will showcase the natural histories of some of the avian denizens… |
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Calling all wildlife and trivia enthusiasts! Get ready to test your knowledge of incredible animals and more at Wildlife Trivia Night, hosted by NCWF South Wake Conservationists Chapter. Join us at the cozy Black Dog Bottle Shop in Holly Springs on Friday, August 15th. Prepare for an evening of fun and challenging questions that will… |
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Whether you are new to hunting or an experienced hunter wanting to sharpen your skills, NC Wildlife has class options and expert instructors to help you prepare for the season! Workshop capacities are limited, so register early. Please review each workshop's summary when registering. Learn TO Hunt (LTH) Deer Hunting 101 Workshop Saturday, August 16…
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Join the Friends of Plant Conservation, Venus Flytrap Champoins, and NCWF Lower Cape Fear Wildlife chapter at the Boiling Spring Lakes Community Center for a presentation on the fire-shaped longleaf pine savannas and globally unique Venus flytrap habitat of Boiling Spring Lakes. Emmy-winning naturalist, Dr. Patrick McMillan, and other conservation leaders will cover upcoming rescue…
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ecoEXPLORErs will join NCWF, Pocosin Lakes NWR, and Tyrrell County Library for an opportunity to get outside and make insect observations together along the Scuppernong River boardwalk trail! Participants are encouraged to bring their entomology questions and this season's challenge activities with them so we can help make sure everyone is on track to earn… |
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Learn TO Hunt (LTH) Bear Hunting 101 Workshop Sunday, August 17 (8 A.M. – 5 P.M.) Waynesville NC. NOTE: Attendee requirements noted below MUST be completed prior to attendance and additional workshop details (including actual address) will be distributed to all qualifying registrants 3 or more days prior to the event. NOTE: While all are welcome to attend, this… 
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Join NCWF Charlotte Wildlife Stewards Chapter, NCWF staff, and Central Carolinas Master Naturalist volunteers to participate in a Xerces Society Bumble Bee Atlas survey! The Atlas is a community science initiative aimed at gathering important data needed to track and conserve bumble bees! Volunteers with and without experience are needed for this survey! Experienced volunteers… |
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Join us for Wildlife Trivia at 6 Grogs Game Bar in Matthews! Enjoy free snacks while you sip a frosty beverage and test your knowledge against other Nature Nerds! Win prizes and, more importantly, BRAGGING RIGHTS! Learn about the wildlife all around us while having fun with like-minded folks! Proceeds from the evening support the… |
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Join Swannanoa Valley WILD! Chapter of NCWF for a wildlife garden workday at Lake Tomahawk. We've already done a lot of work at the garden removing invasive plants and prepping the area for planting. And there is still a lot of work to do! We hope you’ll join us as we work toward transforming this… 
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Join NCWF Fall Line Outdoors Chapter for a webinar about deer hunting! Experienced hunters will introduce you to the basics of deer hunting. Learn key strategies, safety, regulations, biology, habitat and equipment essentials to prepare you for a deer hunt. Then join us again on August 21st to learn how to process your deer harvest.… |
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Join Swannanoa Valley WILD! Chapter of NCWF for a stroll at Fox Creek Park in Swannanoa. The chapter is currently working on restoration projects at Fox Creek Park and it’s important that we build an understanding of what we’re working to conserve and protect. We’ll explore the magnificent world of plants and all things wild… |
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Join the North Carolina Wildlife Federation and the Southern Appalachian Highlands Conservancy for a cleanup and invasive species removal at Bowditch Bottoms in Yancey County. Bowditch Bottoms contains mixed hardwood forest, cleared agricultural fields, valuable wetland habitat within the South Toe River Watershed, and a riparian area that buffers over a half mile of Ayles… 
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So you are ready to process a deer, now what? Join NCWF Fall Line Outdoors Chapter for a webinar about deer processing! The webinar will delve into practical deer processing techniques encompassing the entire journey from field to freezer, ensuring both quality and safety. REGISTER HERE |
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Join NCWF Charlotte Wildlife Stewards chapter, the City of Charlotte, and NCWF staff at the Tuckaseegee Arboretum & Gardens for The Great Southeast Pollinator Census. Drop in anytime to receive your crash course in pollinator ID before reviewing instructions and beginning your count in the pollinator garden onsite. Counting is simple. Observe a flowering plant… 
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The Great Southeast Pollinator Census is the perfect Community Science event. This is great for almost all ages, and no experience is required. As long as you can count, the rest is easy. Join us and learn about pollinator plants and how to identify our most common pollinators. We provide the data sheets. Participate in… |
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Whether you are new to hunting or an experienced hunter wanting to sharpen your skills, NC Wildlife has class options and expert instructors to help you prepare for the season! Workshop capacities are limited, so register early. Please review each workshop's summary when registering. Learn TO Hunt (LTH) Deer Hunting 101 Workshop Saturday, August 23… 
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Folks of all ages are invited to join NCWF Wildlife Habitat Stewards of Northeastern NC Chapter and Pocosin Lakes National Wildlife Refuge for The Great Southeast Pollinator Census followed by a Red Wolf program at the Red Wolf Center in Columbia. Everyone will have the chance to become community scientists as we conduct our pollinator… 
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Reedy Creek Nature Center maintains a Native Plant Seed Library, providing free native plant seeds to visitors and community members. They use seeds gathered from their own Native Plant Garden as well as seeds from native plants in the area donated by visitors. During this event attendees will help clean, package, and label seeds, so… |
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Whether you are new to hunting or an experienced hunter wanting to sharpen your skills, NC Wildlife has class options and expert instructors to help you prepare for the season! Workshop capacities are limited, so register early. Please review each workshop's summary when registering. Learn TO Hunt (LTH) Upland Game Hunting 101 Workshop Sunday, August… |
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Join NCWF Triad Wild! Chapter for a night of North Carolina wildlife-themed trivia! Come for a drink at The Loaded Grape in Greensboro, and stay for group trivia about birds, plants, mammals, and more. Prizes are included! Grab a friend (or three!) for rounds of group trivia! Connect with like-minded people and learn how you… |
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Land is where conservation starts. Forest or field, public or private, every acre matters! Habitat loss is one of the leading causes of species decline today. All habitats, regardless of size, are essential to the survival of native wildlife. We can all take small steps in our daily lives to make a positive impact on… |
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Whether you are new to hunting or an experienced hunter wanting to sharpen your skills, NC Wildlife has class options and expert instructors to help you prepare for the season! Workshop capacities are limited, so register early. Please review each workshop's summary when registering. WEBINAR MUST READ! 1. Webinar login link will be emailed to all… |
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Whether you are new to hunting or an experienced hunter wanting to sharpen your skills, NC Wildlife has class options and expert instructors to help you prepare for the season! Workshop capacities are limited, so register early. Please review each workshop's summary when registering. WEBINAR MUST READ! 1. Webinar login link will be emailed to all… |
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Whether you are new to hunting or an experienced hunter wanting to sharpen your skills, NC Wildlife has class options and expert instructors to help you prepare for the season! Workshop capacities are limited, so register early. Please review each workshop's summary when registering. Learn TO Hunt (LTH) Squirrel Hunting 101 Workshop Saturday, September 6… |
Birds in forested wetlands (Online)
Wildlife Trivia (Matthews)
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