NCWF Featured Events

Circular Saturdays (Charlotte)

WPITourNatureWalk

Wetland Plants Inc Tour and Nature Walk (Edenton)

BolinCreekShrub

Bolin Creek Plant Caging Project (Chapel Hill)

SSS-HerbFarm

Shelton Farm Tour (Leland)

HawRiverGarden

Haw River Pollinator Planting (Pittsboro)

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Wild on the Water (Charlotte)

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River Critters and Pond Pals – Stream Ecosystem Presentation

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River Critters and Pond Pals – Stream Exploration

Calendar of Events

2:00 pm

January 21, 2024 @ 2:00 pm - 4:00 pm

Build a Birdhouse

Charlotte, NC

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News & Blog

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The Fight for Wetlands Protections: NCWF and other conservation groups move to defend remaining federal wetlands protections from attack

May 9, 2024

Lincoln Heights Garden Workday, April 2. In recent years, the South Wake Conservationists have created a series of pollinator gardens in Wake County. Lincoln Heights Magnet Elementary School in Fuquay-Varina was first on the list to be created! The chapter alongside the school’s Green Team removed dead growth, weeded the garden and planted several native trees!

Digging in the Dirt: April 2024 Chapter Highlights

April 30, 2024

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NCWF Scholarship Recipient Bailey Kephart Researches Federally Threatened Black Rails

April 30, 2024

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Passing By: Remembering Extinct Wildlife in North Carolina

April 30, 2024

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High Hopes: North Carolina Treefrogs

March 27, 2024

Ocean Advocacy Workshop, March 22 - 23. Over 100 people, including NCWF chapter leaders and college students, were in attendance at the two-day advocacy workshop held in partnership with UNCG Sustainability & Green Fund, NCWF, and the Plastic Ocean Project. Haw River State Park hosted the two-day-long event, where speakers informed attendees about the Rights of Nature bill, plastic impacts in our oceans, and NCWF’s Save Our Sounds campaign and how they could be advocates for our environment and wildlife by leveraging social media. Attendants also took part in a guided nature walk through the state park and smores in the evening!

Digging in the Dirt: March Chapter Highlights 2024

March 27, 2024

Photo Credit: Black Fox Squirrel - Ralph Cooper, NCWF Photo Contest Submission. Gray squirrel - Bronwyn Lane, NCWF Photo Contest Submission.

Get Squirrely: What You May Not Know About NC’s Five Squirrel Species

March 27, 2024

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Treetop Wildlife and Forest Habitats Face Threats from Invasive Species

March 27, 2024

This blog is revised from the 2023 blog post "Eastern Wild Turkeys: Another North Carolina Conservation Success Story", with updates to reflect the NCWRC 2023 turkey season harvest reports, and the roosting behaviors of wild turkeys.

North Carolina Wild Turkeys – Wildlife in the Overstory 2024 Revised Edition

March 27, 2024

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Remembering Dale Mosteller, NCWF Board Member and Champion for Wildlife

March 25, 2024