Wildlife Webinar
Snakes 101 (Online/Holly Springs)
Online or In-Person , United StatesDoes seeing a snake make you nervous? Would you like to be more confident about identifying venomous snakes in our area? Do you want to know more about how to discourage (or encourage!) snakes in your yard? This is the presentation for you! Participants are invited to attend in-person in Holly Springs or online. Join…
Webinar: NC Participates in the Great Southeastern Pollinator Census
Online/Virtual EventJoin the Great Southeastern Pollinator Census team to learn about the Census, how to participate in the census, how to bring the Census to your community or organizations, and ask questions with the experts. If you want to help scientists understand what kind of insects are in your backyard, this project is for you! Anyone…
Lunchtime Discovery Live: Wildlife Movements and Migrations with NWF Naturalist David Mizejewski (Online)
From the largest mammals to the tiniest insects, all wildlife species need space to move and require undisturbed corridors of habitat to make such movement possible. For many species, movement from one part of their range to another is critical for their survival, whether it’s to reach breeding grounds, to survive seasonal weather extremes or…
Bird Atlas of North Carolina (Online)
Online/Virtual EventThe North Carolina Bird Atlas is a five-year, statewide community science project harnessing the power of thousands of volunteer birdwatchers to map the distribution and abundance of the state’s diverse birds. These observations collectively give researchers a comprehensive picture of bird populations across North Carolina. Join the South Wake Conservationists as they welcome CC King…
Exploring the Ever-Flowing Eno River and its Wild Inhabitants
Online/Virtual EventJoin NCWF for an online presentation on the beautiful and beloved Eno River and the work of the Eno River Association to ensure it is protected. During this session, we will dive into some of the common species you can find living in and along the Eno and will finish up with a discussion on…
Backyard Nature
Online or In-Person , United StatesJoin the South Wake Conservationists online or in-person at the Bass Lake Conference Center in Holly Springs for a presentation from Jerry Reynolds. Light refreshments and a raffle will be available for in-person attendees. Jerry Reynolds, Head of Outreach at the NC Museum of Natural Sciences, lives in rural Johnston County near Clayton. Since moving…
Arthropods: Home Invaders and Housemates
Online/Virtual EventJoin NCWF for a talk with Dr. Matt Bertone from the N.C. State Disease and Insect Clinic to learn about the most common arthropods often found in homes. We will investigate whether or not to be concerned about these insect housemates and what to do about them. Dr. Matt Bertone is an arthropod systematist and…
Let’s Go Hiking! (Online)
The Mountains-to-Sea Trail is an adventure across North Carolina stretching almost 1,200 miles from Clingman’s Dome in the Great Smoky Mountains to Jockey’s Ridge on the Outer Banks. More than just a walk in the woods, the trail traces the diversity that is North Carolina. MST hikers experience ancient mountains and small Piedmont farms, coastal…
Coyotes (Online)
Charlotte, NCDO TO INCLEMATE WEATHER, THIS EVENT IS NOW FULLY ONLINE. Coyotes are in every city and county in North Carolina. Want to know more about this shy, clever animal? Join us as we talk with State Wildlife Biologist Rupert Medford and receive the latest updates on our state’s coyote population relative to urban areas like…
Nature Based Solutions & Environmental Justice (Online)
Join the South Wake Conservationists for an online presentation exploring examples of ecological restoration projects in North Carolina and how those projects benefit both wildlife and humans - particularly in our effort to mitigate the impact of climate change. We will also explore the connection between conservation, wildlife and environmental justice. Our guest speaker is…
Snakes! (Monroe)
Snakes are commonly feared and misunderstood, leading to many misconceptions about these creatures. However, with a little bit of knowledge, you can begin to see how truly amazing these animals are and learn how to interact with them safely. Join us this month as we discuss the various snake species found in our area, their…
Native Plants and Pollinators: Creating Pollinator and Insect Friendly Habitat (Online)
Join the Lower Cape Fear Wildlife Chapter as they welcome Amy Mead for a lunch & learn webinar. Amy is an Extension Agent, Natural Resource & Environmental Education for New Hanover, Brunswick and Pender County. Amy provides research based solutions and advice for stormwater issues to help manage and improve our coastal water quality through…
Turtle Talk: Native Turtles of Wake County (Holly Springs/Online)
From the VIPs (Very Important Pond-dwellers) to the troublemaking invasive species, join the South Wake Conservationists as they navigate through the shell-tastic landscape that is Wake County. Don't miss the conservation scoop on how to ensure a bright future for these slow and steady locals. It's a shell of a ride you won't want to…
Nature at Your Door (Charlotte or Online)
We share our homes and yards with thousands of other wildlife species. Don’t believe it? From coyotes to luna moths, you are surrounded by a constellation of wildlife in the ecological galaxy that is your town or city. Join the Charlotte Wildlife Stewards and Dr. Sara A. Gagné, author of Nature at Your Door: Connecting…
Good Bug, Bad Bug: A primer on beneficial insects and pests (Monroe or Online)
Join us in March as we learn all about insects! Annie Howell will join us to share her insect collection and discuss the basics of beneficial insects and garden pests. Anne-Marie (Annie) Howell graduated from college in 1989 with a Bachelor of Science in Biology from Fordham University. She has always had a passion for…
From Wasteland to Wonder – Easy Ways We Can Help Heal Earth in the Sub/Urban Landscape (Online)
Join the Tri-County Conservationists Chapter of NCWF as they welcome Basil Camu who serves as the Chief Vision Officer & Wizard of Things at Leaf & Limb where they preserve, plant, and promote trees in a manner that attempts to maximize positive benefits for members of all ecosystems. During the presentation, Basil will examine how…
The Journey North Program: Engaging Volunteers in Wildlife Migration Tracking (Online)
Did you know that 350 (or about 15%) of all bird species in North America are migratory? And, did you know that approximately 71% of insects also embark on incredible migratory journeys? Join NCWF for a captivating webinar to learn how Journey North, a crowdsourced, participatory science initiative, mobilizes thousands of volunteers across North America…
Wildlife Resource Commission’s NC Bird Atlas
Calling all bird lovers, bird watchers, bird experts, and bird newbies! Advancing science and conservation has been made more accessible to everyday community members over the past few years thanks to technological advances that have made data collection as easy as downloading an app onto your phone. The North Carolina Wildlife Resources Commission (WRC) has…
All About Bats! (Online)
We often overlook bats in North Carolina because of fear or indifference. Join the South Wake Conservationists as we dispel some myths about bats, educate about the importance of bats in our ecosystems, and highlight the difficulties facing bat populations – and what you can do to help! Allison Medford will guide us along our…
Garden for Wildlife: Creating Backyard Habitats (Charlotte/Online)
Land is where conservation starts. Forest or field, public or private, every acre matters! Habitat loss is one of the leading causes of species decline today. All habitats, regardless of size, are essential to the survival of native wildlife. We can all take small steps in our daily lives to make a positive impact on…
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