NCWF Featured Events
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Join LCFW to keep plastic out of our waterways and protect wildlife in Dutchman's Creek. Trash bags, litter grabbers and gloves will be provided. REGISTER HERE |
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Join NCWF Triad Wild Chapter for a presentation about sea turtles! Cathy McDaniel will share her journey of starting a sea turtle rescue in Saudi Arabia. She will discuss real-life accounts of rescued turtles, rehabilitation efforts, challenges and milestones achieved. There will even be a hands-on mock turtle rescue. Join us for a "turtley" awesome… |
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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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Join NCWF and the Nature Conservancy for an exploration of the natural communities at one of the Carolina Bays! These ancient depression ponds are found across the coastal plain of the Carolinas and provide essential habitat for many amphibians, mammals, reptiles, and arthropods. Come see what wildlife we can find between the cypress knees. REGISTER…
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Join North Carolina's Artemis Sportswomen ambassador Lisa Fierman for an introduction to deer hunting. We invite you to learn more about the relationship between hunting and conservation and the tenets of an ethical hunter. This presentation will include an overview of the skills and knowledge it takes to become a successful deer hunter, and how…
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Are you passionate about wildlife? Do you want to make a difference for natural resource management, protection, and enjoyment? Smoky Mountains Wilderness Watch is a new chapter of the North Carolina Wildlife Federation. The chapter's mission is to rewild, protect, and conserve habitat creating a more livable landscape for humans and wildlife. Join chapter leaders… |
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Join North Carolina Wildlife Federation, National Parks Conservation Association, the Center for Biological Diversity, Defenders of Wildlife, MountainTrue, and the N.C. Wildlife Resources Commission with support from the U.S. Forest Service to help with a cerulean warbler and avian diversity survey project focused on the last remaining patches of old-growth forests and maturing second-growth forests… |
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Join NCWF Tri-County Conservationists Chapter for an oasis maintenance workday! The chapter worked hard to plant and fence 8 native plant oases in Brumley Preserve South. Now comes the important work of stewarding and maintaining the native saplings in these oases. Join us to water these saplings and help them through the drought! REGISTER HERE 
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Join Skadi Kylander with NCWF Wildlife Habitat Stewards of Northeastern NC Chapter for a lively, hands-on program about burrowing insects at Pasquotank County Library. The session begins with a presentation introducing insects and other "bugs" then digs deeper into the fascinating species that tunnel underground and the unique conditions they encounter beneath the surface. After… |
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Join Artemis Ambassador Lisa Fierman for a cool summer morning learning more about deer behavior, spotting deer sign, and how to set yourself up for success while hunting. Expect to be walking in the woods, on and off trail, for roughly 2 hours. There will be some elevation again and loss. This outing is a… |
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NCWF South Wake Conservationists Chapter's Gardens & Habitats for Wildlife Committee is looking for volunteers to assist with our quarterly Bass Lake pollinator garden maintenance. We will be weeding and tidying up the shade garden, then adding mulch as needed. We’ll also complete a plant inventory to evaluate what needs to be supplemented and replaced… |
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Effective disaster recovery requires both environmental interventions and resilient volunteer networks. This presentation explores the intersections of environmental health, disaster response, and community resilience following Hurricane Helene in Western North Carolina. Join NCWF High Country Wild to welcome Appalachian State Graduate student Eryn Stowe as she discusses her current research and past experiences studying Hurricane… 
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Join NCWF South Wake Conservationists Chapter in welcoming Cassia Rivera for a presentation about her trek across the state of North Carolina via the Mountains-to-Sea Trail. Learn about Cassia's journey to raise awareness for the need to increases habitat connectivity statewide. Hear the story born from the trail and witness the beauty of North Carolina's… |
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Join NCWF and Pocosin Lakes National Wildlife Refuge for a special opportunity to view moths and other insects during our ecoEXPLORE Moth Night at the refuge visitor center in Columbia! All ages are invited to participate in this fun community science opportunity where we’ll be uploading our observations to iNaturalist for scientists and researchers to… |
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Please join NCWF South Wake Conservationists Chapter for a stilt grass & liriope removal with the newly formed The Invasive Plant Removal Coalition of Cary. These grasses are either flowering or beginning to seed so it’s a critical time to remove them before they go to seed and spread further. The Coalition has invited local…
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Wildlife is everywhere, yet wildlife can be elusive. Their movements are influenced by weather, food availability, seasonal cycles, and pressures from predators and people. So even though we may not see them directly, animals leave behind “calling cards” – subtle signs revealing their presence. Footprints, trails pressed into leaf litter, scat, nibbled twigs, feathers, fur,…
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Did you know that there are an estimated 160,000 different species of moths?! That's almost ten times as many moth species as there are for butterflies! Most moths only come out at night, so you may not have seen most of them before. But moths don’t just fly at night. There are actually more brightly… |
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Join NCWF Neuse River Hawks Conservationists Chapter for a kid-friendly invasive removal at Mill Bridge Nature Park. Volunteers will help pull invasive Japanese stiltgrass. REGISTER HERE |
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Join NCWF Triad Wild Chapter for a presentation about turtles! Ann Berry Somers, Senior Lecturer Emerita at UNCG, will share information about the Box Turtle Connection. This long-term study of box turtles in North Carolina is designed to help researchers learn about trends in turtle population, identify threats, and develop strategies for long term conservation… |
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Join North Carolina Wildlife Federation, National Parks Conservation Association, the Center for Biological Diversity, Defenders of Wildlife, MountainTrue, and the N.C. Wildlife Resources Commission with support from the U.S. Forest Service to help with a cerulean warbler and avian diversity survey project focused on the last remaining patches of old-growth forests and maturing second-growth forests… 
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Join NCWF at Carolina Beach State Park for National Moth Week! Meet some moths you may have never seen before and listen for nocturnal birds in the coastal fringe forest of southeastern NC. Learn to use Seek and iNaturalist to identify and record species sightings. Upload 10 species observations to get your NC Moth Week… |
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Join NCWF Tri-County Conservationists Chapter for an oasis maintenance workday! The chapter worked hard to plant and fence native plant oases in Brumley Preserve South. Now comes the important work of stewarding and maintaining the native saplings in these oases. Join us to water these saplings and help them through the drought! REGISTER HERE 
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Join NCWF and Davis Community Center for a clean-up in the creek! Protect the Smith creek and Cape Fear river from upstream pollution. All ages are welcome; children under 15 must be accompanied by an adult. All tools provided! REGISTER HERE 
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Renowned National Geographic Explorer Dr. Roland Kays, in partnership with the Smithsonian's National Zoo and Conservation Biology Institute, led a team of biologists to re-survey wildlife along the same route Lewis and Clark pioneered 220 years ago. NCWF South Wake Conservationists Chapter is honored to host Dr. Kays for a first-hand account of this expedition,… |
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On this date, Central Carolinas Master Naturalists and the North Carolina Wildlife Stewards Charlotte Chapter return to lead a second volunteer workday at the Veteran's Park Pollinator Pitstop, located just down from the Carolina Panthers Fitness Court. We will continue to remove Bermuda grass and other weeds from the pollinator garden along with a few… |
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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 NCWF Neuse River Hawks Conservationsts Chapter for a conversation about one of North Carolina’s most treasured natural resources: our estuarine sounds. Our sounds, most notably the Albemarle-Pamlico Sound, are known for their stunning coastal landscapes, immense biodiversity, historical significance, economic importance, and are the largest estuarine system in the nation managed by one state.… |
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Join NCWF Tri-County Conservationists Chapter for an oasis maintenance workday! The chapter worked hard to plant and fence native plant oases in Brumley Preserve South. Now comes the important work of stewarding and maintaining the native saplings in these oases. Join us to water these saplings and help them through the drought! REGISTER HERE 
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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 NCWF Habitat Builders of West Union Chapter and learn about pollinator plants and how to identify our most common pollinators. We… 
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NCWF Wildlife Habitat Stewards of Northeastern NC Chapter invites nature enthusiasts of all ages to participate in an exciting moth observation night at Salmon Creek State Natural Area in Bertie County. Together, we’ll enjoy observing and identifying species of moths and other nocturnal insects while listening to the sounds of the night. There are only… |
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Join NCWF Tri-County Conservationists Chapter and the New Hope Bird Alliance for a guided bird walk at Brumley South. We will meander through the park, pointing out the many birds in the air, on the ground, or in their nests as we walk. This is a family-friendly event for all ages! REGISTER HERE 
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Join NCWF Uwharrie Wildlife Stewards Chapter and the NC Native Plant Society for the Great Southeast Pollinator Census, a fun community science project. Participants will learn about pollinators, including tips for identification and methods to create pollinator habitat at home. Instructions and materials will be provided for participants to collect data for the Great Southeast… 
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Join NCWF Charlotte Wildlife Stewards chapter, the City of Charlotte, and Mecklenburg County Extension Master gardeners to participate in a pollinator garden crawl as part of the Great Southeast Pollinator Census. Complete pollinator counts at a minimum of two gardens along the crawl and EARN A FREE BEER at Birdsong Brewery! Gardens participating in the… |
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Join North Carolina Wildlife Federation, National Parks Conservation Association, the Center for Biological Diversity, Defenders of Wildlife, MountainTrue, and the N.C. Wildlife Resources Commission with support from the U.S. Forest Service to help with a cerulean warbler and avian diversity survey project focused on the last remaining patches of old-growth forests and maturing second-growth forests… |
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Mark your calendars and get underwater with us this August! As we say goodbye to Summer, join MountainTrue alongside NCWF High Country Wild for a guided Watauga River snorkel near Sugar Grove, NC! Get up close + personal with many native fish species (like our favorite tangerine darter) and use view buckets to see under… |
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Do you want to find out what’s swimming, lurking, floating, and crawling in the Pigeon River? Now is your chance! Join NCWF ReWild AVL and Smoky Mountains Wilderness Watch as we explore the Pigeon River running through Canton. This site is a part of the Blue Ridge Snorkel Trail, a collection of curated snorkel sites… |
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Join NCWF Charlotte Wildlife Stewards Chapter and community volunteers to remove invasive species at a Sedgefield area elementary school in Charlotte, NC. We will remove small non-native trees, shrubs, and other plant material in preparation for converting this space into a native plant garden. This project is in collaboration with a Girl Scout Silver Award… |
Let’s Talk Sea Turtles (Greensboro)
ecoEXPLORE Moth Night (Columbia)
Invasive Big Pull (Wake Forest)
Invasive Big Pull (Wake Forest)
Wildlife Trivia (Matthews)
Save Our Sounds (Wake Forest)
Invasive Plant Removal (Charlotte)
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