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Gardening in the Southern Piedmont (Marvin)
Join NCWF Habitat Builders Chapter, the NC Extension Master Gardener Volunteers of Union County, and the Wild Ones Charlotte Piedmont Chapter for an in-person, four class gardening series focused on…
Invasive Plant Removal (Matthews)
We invite you to join NCWF Habitat and Wildlife Keepers Chapter and Town of Matthews staff to remove harmful invasive plant species from Squirrel Lake Park. Non-native invasive plant species like Chinese Wisteria, English Ivy, and Japanese Honeysuckle outcompete native plants and greatly reduce biodiversity and habitat for native animals. Volunteers will learn how to…
Red Wolf Program (Wake Forest)
Join NCWF Neuse River Hawks Conservationists for a program about red wolves! The Red Wolf is the most endangered species of canid in the entire world with less than 300 in existence. The only wild population exists in Eastern North Carolina and has a population of less than 20 Red Wolves. The recovery of the…
Invasive Plant Removal (Marvin)
Invasive plants are non-native introduced plants that do not support native wildlife. They are very aggressive, outcompete wildlife-friendly plants, and take over natural areas. Nandina, Privet, Monkey Grass, and Autumn/Russian olive are common invasive plants that have escaped residential landscapes and are taking over natural areas. To make matters worse, these plants are still available…
Saving The World’s Most Endangered Canid: Red Wolves in NC.
The Red Wolf is the most endangered species of canid in the entire world with less than 300 individuals in existence. The only wild population exists in Eastern North Carolina…
Gaston PAWS Annual Wildlife Banquet (Gastonia)
Annually PAWS hosts an Oyster Roast and Wildlife Banquet to raise funds for Gaston County. We pride ourselves on our fundraisers and giving back to the Gaston County Community. All…
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