NCWF Featured Events

Tree Planting with Eno River Association and NCWF – Day 2 (Durham)

Tree Planting with Eno River Association and NCWF – Day 1 (Durham)

Kids in Nature Day (Matthews)

Tree Planting with Eno River Association and NCWF – Day 3 (Durham)

WaterMattersFinal

Water Matters (Marvin)

ecoEXPLORE Ichthyology Field Season (Columbia)

Kids in Nature Day! (Charlotte)

Pollinator Field Day (Raleigh)

Calendar of Events

6:00 pm

Someone turning food waste into a compost bin with a pitchfork.

October 3, 2023 @ 6:00 pm - 7:30 pm

Sustainability in Concord (in-person event)

Concord, NC

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News & Blog

Wildlife-Friendly spaces

Wildlife-Friendly Urban Spaces: 10 Ways to Secure Your Land, Gardens, and Trash for Wildlife

September 11, 2024

Protecting Our Old-Growth Legacy

Protecting Our Old Growth Legacy: NCWF and National Wildlife Federation endorse US Forest Service forest plan

September 6, 2024

Aug 23-24, MARSH Great Southeast Pollinator Census: NCWF Marvin Area Chapter participated in the Great Southeast Pollinator Census by hosting a counting event at Marvin Efird Park. Folks showed up to count pollinators on Friday and Satruday with chapter leaders and NCWF Staff. The Great Southeast Pollinator Census is a community science project started by the University of Georgia. Participation in the project generates data about pollinators that can be used to inform research and improve conservation efforts. Participants also learned a thing or two about bees, wasps, flies, butterflies, and other insects!

Thanks to Our Volunteers! – August 2024 Community Wildlife Chapter Highlights

August 30, 2024

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Ponds, Pines, and Pocosins – A Deep Dive into 5+ NC Ecological Communities and the Wildlife Within Them

August 29, 2024

Photo Credit: White-tailed deer (Odocoileus virginianus) by Sujata Roy, prothonotary warbler (Protonotaria citrea) by George Bissinger, barred owlets (Strix varia) by Dave Kiefer

Forest Dynamics – On Wildlife and Ecological Succession

August 27, 2024

Wetland communities contain complex ecosystem dynamics

“What is an ecosystem, anyway?” : How wildlife fits into ecological communities and drives ecosystem function

August 21, 2024

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North Carolina Wildlife Federation’s APNEP Funded Engagement & Stewardship Projects

August 9, 2024

June 29th, CWS Circular Saturdays: NCWF Charlotte Wildlife Stewards Chapter participated in Circular Saturday at the Innovation Barn. Volunteers hosted an educational table with information about the Butterfly Highway program and how to get involved. Participants got hands on with a flower dissection, learned about the science of pollination, and toured the pollinator gardens on site.

Thanks to Our Volunteers! – July 2024 Chapter Highlights

July 31, 2024

ecoEXPLORE Botany Basics, March 19.NCWF and Pocosin Lakes National Wildlife Refuge partnered with the Tyrrell County Library to offer this month’s ecoEXPLORE Botany Badge program! ecoEXPLORERs

Connecting Kids and Families to Wildlife in Northeastern North Carolina

July 25, 2024

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New Coastal Community Wildlife Habitat Benefits Wildlife and Neighborhoods

July 16, 2024