NCWF Featured Events

Lake Tomahawk Wildlife Garden Workday (Black Mountain)

Guided Frog Walk (Charlotte)

Island Habitat Kickoff Event (Moorseville)

Vulcan Quarry Tour (Concord)

Feathered Friends Feeders (Wesley Chapel)

Iris Basketry with Pocosin Arts (Columbia)

Wildlife and Habitat Management Bus Tour in the Uwharrie Region of North Carolina

Lake Tomahawk Nature Walk (Black Mountain)

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Lake Tomahawk Wildlife Garden Workday (Black Mountain)

NCWF is forming a chapter in the Swannanoa Valley. The community has expressed a lot of interest in projects around Lake Tomahawk. Join NCWF staff and Swannanoa Valley chapter leaders…

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