English
English
Spanish
NCWF Upcoming Events
Calendar of Events
Calendar of Events
S Sun
M Mon
T Tue
W Wed
T Thu
F Fri
S Sat
0 events,
0 events,
2 events,
The Effects of Salt Water Intrusion
The Effects of Salt Water Intrusion
LeRoy Humphries will offer a presentation on sea level rise and the impact of salt water intrusion on coastal forests. LeRoy Humphries is a US Navy veteran who served in Operation Desert Storm. After returning home, he graduated from Horry-Georgetown Technical College with an AS degree, Coastal Carolina University with a BS in Marine Science,…
Learn to Hunt Web Series: Hunting Regulations
Learn to Hunt Web Series: Hunting Regulations
This series offers a dynamic line-up of presentations and materials curated by the New Hill Hunter Education and Mentoring Program, covering a wide variety of topics to guide new deer hunters from scouting to processing. The series is hosted and moderated by North Carolina Wildlife Federation (NCWF) in conjunction with its South Wake Conservationists (SWC)…
1 event,
Wildlife Photography and the City Nature Challenge
Wildlife Photography and the City Nature Challenge
Join the Bull City Trailblazers for an educational webinar taking wildlife photos and the upcoming City Nature Challenge with guest speaker, Chris Goforth, from the NC Museum of Natural Sciences. Chris Goforth is a citizen science practitioner, entomologist, and educator based in Raleigh, North Carolina. She is currently the head of citizen science for the…
1 event,
iNaturalist Training for the City Nature Challenge
iNaturalist Training for the City Nature Challenge
Join CWA chapter president Sarina Dellinger for an introduction to the upcoming worldwide City Nature Challenge and the iNaturalist app. Participants will learn how to use the app, and the benefits that it offers. You will receive an email with more information about the presentation and details about the 2021 City Nature Challenge that will…
0 events,
0 events,
1 event,
NCWF and Charlotte Wildlife Stewards: Nest Box Installation and Habitat Workday
NCWF and Charlotte Wildlife Stewards: Nest Box Installation and Habitat Workday
Join the Charlotte Wildlife Stewards to help install ten nuthatch birdhouses, prune trees and cleanup trash in Chantilly Park! Pre-registration is required. Limited to 50 participants registered for safety. Masks and social distancing are required. Click here to review NCWF COVID-19 safety protocols. Register Today!
0 events,
4 events,
GoU: Plant Trees with Young Environmentalists
GoU: Plant Trees with Young Environmentalists
Join NCWF’s Great Outdoors University for a Trees4Trash planting at Milton Road Boys and Girls Club in Charlotte! We will plant 50 pollinator plants and 4 trees and tidy up the vegetable gardens. Limited to 15 participants. Pre-registration is required. Masks and social distancing are required. Click here to review NCWF COVID-19 safety protocols. Register Today!
Albemarle Conservation and Wildlife Chapter Program
Albemarle Conservation and Wildlife Chapter Program
In-person meetings are currently suspended until further notice, but join the Albemarle Conservation and Wildlife Chapter Program chapter for their monthly webinar on the first Tuesday of the month.
Concord Wildlife Alliance: Localizing the UN’s Sustainability Goals
Concord Wildlife Alliance: Localizing the UN’s Sustainability Goals
Whether you’ve lived in the Cabarrus County area for decades or only a few months, you’ve likely noticed signs of growth all over town. Development and re-development are booming in our urban neighborhoods and surrounding areas and the impact on our wildlife is evident! Cabarrus County has experienced a 22 % increase in population over…
0 events,
0 events,
0 events,
2 events,
Neighborhood Cleanup Challenge
North Carolina Wildlife Federation will host a statewide Neighborhood Cleanup Challenge to encourage residents to help wildlife, waterways, and habitats by removing trash from NC neighborhoods. This volunteer cleanup effort will help protect wildlife from trash ingestion, strangulation, and entrapment. “We’ve all seen videos of heroic people saving wildlife from being entangled, impaled, and strangled…
Trees4Trash Cleanup in the NoDA area of Charlotte
Trees4Trash Cleanup in the NoDA area of Charlotte
NCWF and volunteers will gather in Charlotte to collect trash before it washes into nearby streams, harming terrestrial and marine species. Registration Coming Soon!
1 event,
3 events,
Retracing John Lawson’s Expedition Through the Carolinas
Retracing John Lawson’s Expedition Through the Carolinas
NCWF's Island Wildlife Chapter hosts noted author Scott Huler for a presentation about retracing John Lawson's expedition through the Carolinas. Huler recently published a book on the subject called "A Delicious Country: Rediscovering the Carolinas along the Route of John Lawson's 1700 Expedition". Register Today!
Trees4Trash Web Series #1: NC Native Tree Feature
Trees4Trash Web Series #1: NC Native Tree Feature
Learn about some of NCWF’s favorite native trees, including Oaks, Maples and more and their important benefits to wildlife species in NC with NCWF and community educator Kate Bolkin of TreesCharlotte. Register Today!
3 events,
Concord Wildlife Alliance: Virtual School Garden Tour
Concord Wildlife Alliance: Virtual School Garden Tour
CWA hosts a presentation on the gardens, greenhouses and other outdoor offerings at Griffin STEM Middle School and Patriots Elementary School. See how our local schools have stayed strong and committed to sustainable garden practices during the pandemic, and learn about their hopes and dreams for the future. Register Today!
Learn to Hunt Deer Series: Archery
Learn to Hunt Deer Series: Archery
This series offers a dynamic line-up of presentations and materials curated by the New Hill Hunter Education and Mentoring Program, covering a wide variety of topics to guide new deer hunters from scouting to processing. The series is hosted and moderated by North Carolina Wildlife Federation (NCWF) in conjunction with its South Wake Conservationists (SWC)…
1 event,
2 events,
Trees4Trash Web Series: Trash Impacts on Wildlife
Trees4Trash Web Series: Trash Impacts on Wildlife
Join NCWF for the final installment of the series with Caroline Burgett to learn all about trash in our environment, impacts on wildlife and what we can do to prevent trash from harming us and local wildlife species. Register Today!
1 event,
2 events,
Concord Wildlife Alliance Vulcan Quarry Tour
Concord Wildlife Alliance Vulcan Quarry Tour
The site manages 65 acres of forest and grassland habitat for local wildlife species. The quarry is active and expanding, which at times necessitates the replanting of habitat projects. The quarry is surrounded by a mix of residential, commercial and agricultural areas, with small woodlands interspersed.
3 events,
Trees4Trash Clean-up Harnett County
Trees4Trash Clean-up Harnett County
Join NCWF and the South Wake Conservationists chapter for a trash clean-up along the Upper Little River watershed that flows into the Cape Fear River. Trash pickers, safety vests and gloves will be provided. Volunteers are encouraged to wear waterproof boots/shoes because the roadway may be wet. Limited to the first 50 participants registered. Pre-registration…
Explore Chantilly Ecological Sanctuary
Explore Chantilly Ecological Sanctuary
Join Charlotte Wildlife Stewards' nature guides to explore a site that nature is reclaiming. Once a place of often flooded apartments, Chantilly Ecological Sanctuary is now home to native plants, a wetland, and increasingly diverse wildlife species. We will gather at Chantilly Neighborhood Park to begin this free, family-friendly nature walk. Registration: Email [email protected] with…
0 events,
1 event,
Green Swamp Preserve: North Carolina’s Natural Treasure
Green Swamp Preserve: North Carolina’s Natural Treasure
NCWF's Island Wildlife Chapter hosts UNCW professor Roger Shew for a talk about Brunswick County's Green Swamp Preserve. Professor Shew's background in geology is in sedimentology, stratigraphy, sedimentary petrology, subsurface methods (core, log, and geophysical interpretation), resource geology, and science education. He is involved in studies of coastal issues and processes and surface and groundwater…
2 events,
Neuse River Hawks Nature Walk
Neuse River Hawks Nature Walk
Join us for a Nature Walk at Forest Ridge Park! We will be meeting at the garden parking area. Rain date would be the next day, the 20th. No registration required.
NCWF Endangered Species Web Series: Red Wolf
NCWF Endangered Species Web Series: Red Wolf
Join us for the second installment of the series to get to know the red wolves of North Carolina with NCWF's Katerina Ramos. Come learn about these critically endangered animals and how you can help in their recovery. Katerina Ramos is the North Carolina Wildlife Federation’s (NCWF’s) Refuge Program and Volunteer Coordinator who works in conjunction…
3 events,
Cherokee Reservation Hickory Tree Planting
Cherokee Reservation Hickory Tree Planting
Join NCWF and the Eastern Band of Cherokee Indians for a Trees4Trash planting of 120 hickory trees for wildlife and for tribe member recreation. Masks and social distancing required. Click here to review NCWF COVID-19 safety protocols. Event was originally scheduled for 5/13/21 but was postponed due to the gas shortage. Limited to the first…
Trees4Trash Web Series: Sustainable Lifestyle Tips
Trees4Trash Web Series: Sustainable Lifestyle Tips
Join NCWF for this presentation of the Trees4Trash web series as we host the Director of Sustainability at Davidson College, Yancey Fouche, and her students on how to direct your “sustainable lifestyle” energy in the most meaningful way or in ways that impact the arenas most important to you. Register Today!
Moth Night with NCWF and Lenny Lampel
Moth Night with NCWF and Lenny Lampel
Join entomologist and wildlife lover Lenny Lampel and NCWF for moth night! We will meet at West Branch Nature Preserve in Davidson, where we will then walk and observe moths on a light sheet. Feel free to bring a flashlight. Lenny's moth nights are always very popular events- hopefully we get to see some cool…
2 events,
Trees4Trash Native Tree Planting
Trees4Trash Native Tree Planting
Join the South Wake Conservationists for a Trees4Trash planting event at the NC Museum of Art Park Trees, shrubs and natives perennials will be planted to support wildlife and to offer outdoor connection and learning for visitors. Masks and social distancing are required and all safety protocols will be followed. Pre-registration is required and a…
NCWF Endangered Species Web Series Rusty Patched Bumble Bee
NCWF Endangered Species Web Series Rusty Patched Bumble Bee
Join NCWF for our third and final webinar in the Endangered Species Web Series to explore the history and recovery of the Rusty Patched Bumble Bee with guest speaker and USFWS biologist, Bryan Tompkins. Bryan Tompkins grew up in a rural farming community near Milledgeville, Georgia. Bryan has spent the past 16-years as a Wildlife Biologist…
0 events,
0 events,
0 events,
2 events,
Homeowner’s Guide to Pollinator Friendly Mosquito Management
Homeowner’s Guide to Pollinator Friendly Mosquito Management
Learn how to manage mosquitoes without harming pollinators and other beneficial insects. This webinar will review the basics of native bee and mosquito biology as well as mosquito management and insect growth regulators. Topics will include common practices used by homeowners, commercial applicators and public health departments. We will also discuss ecologically sound alternatives for…
Learn to Hunt Deer Series Effective Use of Tree Stands
Learn to Hunt Deer Series Effective Use of Tree Stands
This series offers a dynamic line-up of presentations and materials curated by the New Hill Hunter Education and Mentoring Program, covering a wide variety of topics to guide new deer hunters from scouting to processing. The series is hosted and moderated by North Carolina Wildlife Federation (NCWF) in conjunction with its South Wake Conservationists (SWC) chapter.…
0 events,
0 events,
0 events,
0 events,
1 event,
Bird Walk at Clark’s Creek Preserve
Bird Walk at Clark’s Creek Preserve
Join NC Wildlife Federation for bird walk guided by Matthew Morgan of Mecklenburg Parks and Recreation and learn to identify birds by both sight and sound! This event is free and open to the public, but space is limited. Pre-registration is required. Face masks and social distancing will be required. Click here to review NCWF COVID-19 safety protocols.
