NCWF Featured Events

Name: Fin-Tastic Fishing Festival (Fayetteville)
Start: 2024-06-08T09:00:00-04:00
End: 2024-06-08T14:00:00-04:00

ecoEXPLORE Ornithology Badge Season (Columbia)

Pembroke Creek Park Litter Cleanup (Edenton)

Shaw Society Inner Banks Experience

iNaturalist With Rob Van Epps (Charlotte and Online)

Clay Bear Dens with Pocosin Arts (Columbia)

Bird Nesting Box Workshop (Charlotte)

The Benefits of Beavers (Hybrid: Monroe and Online)

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May 5, 2024 @ 10:00 am - 11:30 am

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News & Blog

A Significant Step Forward for Red Wolf Recovery: NCWRC’s New Resolution

December 17, 2024

Photo: Black Bear (Ursus americanus) by Cassia Rivera, NCWF Photo Contest Submission

The State of Our Wildlife – 2024 Year In Review

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LNWC Hurricane Helene Cleanup 102624 (1)

Post-Hurricane Helene Cleanups: The North Carolina Wildlife Federation’s Efforts to Restore Lake Norman

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Patriot Pier Celebration: Enhancing Habitat and Honoring Veterans at Lake Norman

December 3, 2024

November 18, Chimney Swift Tower Installation at the Friends School of Wilmington: Staff and volunteers from NCWF, FSOW, and Audubon installed a 14’ Chimney Swift tower at the Longleaf Education Center at the Friends School of Wilmington. Project funding provided by Duke Energy and the Women’s Impact Network.

Thanks to Our Volunteers! – November 2024 Community Wildlife Chapter Updates

December 3, 2024

Bridging the Gap – Meet NCWF’s 2024 Scholarship Recipients

November 21, 2024

Hunting for Hope: Supporting North Carolinians in Need Through Deer Donations

November 6, 2024

October 26, Hurricane Helene Cleanup Lake Norman, In response to the Hurricane Helene disaster, NCWF lake Norman Wildlife Conservationists Chapter organized a massive cleanup effort on Lake Norman. Over 70 volunteers and 10 boats removed nearly 20 tons of debris from the water and shorelines of the Lake Norman State Park Area with the help from a barge, excavator, dumpster bags and chainsaws. Two miles of shoreline were ridded of the countless threats to wildlife, habitat, water quality, and people!

Thanks to Our Volunteers! – October 2024 Community Wildlife Chapter Updates

October 31, 2024

North Carolina’s Regions and Their Wildlife – A Deep Dive into the Ecosystems of the Mountains, Piedmont, Sandhills, and Coastal Plains Regions

October 30, 2024

Historic Moment at Red Wolf Center: First Breeding Pair Opportunity Arrives to Support Red Wolf Recovery

October 28, 2024