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Bolin Creek Invasive Removal (Chapel Hill)
Bolin Creek Invasive Removal (Chapel Hill)
Join NCWF’s newest chapter, the Tri-County Conservationists, for a habitat restoration chapter event! This is a great opportunity to learn more about the chapter’s effort to promote environmental stewardship and create healthier wildlife habitat through action-oriented conservation. This will be the fourth chapter workday at Bolin Creek. We will continue where we left off last…
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Hunter Education: Deer Processing Event
Hunter Education: Deer Processing Event
What: Hands-on event: Learn how to safely field dress, skin, and butcher deer in the field. Learn also how CWD testing samples are collected. All attending are invited to participate in processing deer donated by area hunters. Cost: Free to Attend. Limitations: Limited attendance. Priority will be given to new hunters who have no friends/family…
Woodland Invasive Plant Removal (Marvin)
Woodland Invasive Plant Removal (Marvin)
Join MARSH at Marvin Efird Park to do a little woodland plant cleanup. Volunteers should bring a full bottle of water and work gloves. Durable clothing including long pants and closed-toed shoes is highly recommended. Please click the link below to learn more and register. Text questions to Kristyna at 704-517-1949. LEARN MORE and REGISTER
MARSH Invasive Plant Removal (Marvin)
MARSH Invasive Plant Removal (Marvin)
Join MARSH at Marvin Efird Park to do a little woodland plant cleanup. Please review the available slots below and click on the button to sign up. Thank you! Text questions to Kristyna at 704-517-1949. REGISTER HERE
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Hunting Education: Deboning and CWD Surveillance Training
Hunting Education: Deboning and CWD Surveillance Training
What: Learn how to safely debone your deer in the field so that you can transport your meat out of a CWD surveillance area. Open to both new and experienced hunters. Cost: Free to attend. Limitations: Limited attendance. Registration: Complete a short application form (link below) to apply, to ask questions, and to receive reminders: REGISTER…
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Hemlock Bluffs Invasive Removal
Hemlock Bluffs Invasive Removal
Join NCWF and chapter volunteers for an invasive removal workday at Hemlock Nature Preserve in Cary. The workday will mostly consist of removing Japanese honeysuckle. Be prepared to walk at least a mile and wear long sleeves and pants that you don’t mind getting dirty. A full water bottle is also recommended. A link to…
Studying the New Behavior of Loons in the Carolinas (Matthews)
Studying the New Behavior of Loons in the Carolinas (Matthews)
Once you've heard the haunting call of a loon, you'll never forget it. Those calls can now be heard on Lake Jocassee in South Carolina in the winter. Normally, common loons spend the winter along coastlines, but in recent times, over 100 loons now migrate south to spend the cold season inland, on Lake Jocassee.…
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Wildlife Seen in Veterinary Practice (Holly Springs or Online)
Wildlife Seen in Veterinary Practice (Holly Springs or Online)
Join the South Wake Conservationists in-person or online at the Bass Lake Conference Center in Holly Springs for a presentation from guest speaker Dr. Salina Locke. Dr. Locke works with many different wildlife rescues, rehabilitation facilities and wildlife educators to treat wildlife that is injured. She will share stories of wildlife seen through veterinary practice.…
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Stonemill Falls Invasive Removal
Stonemill Falls Invasive Removal
Join the Neuse River Hawks Conservationists as they remove Japanese honeysuckle and privet. Invasive plants, such as privet, create a host of environmental problems, including but not limited to, decreased plant diversity, increased soil erosion, degraded habitat, and diminished water quality. You will be amazed at how much land can be reclaimed for native species…
ecoEXPLORE Mammalogy Check-In (Columbia)
ecoEXPLORE Mammalogy Check-In (Columbia)
Join NCWF and Pocosin Lakes NWR as we partner with Tyrrell County Library to host this month's ecoEXPLORE Mammalogy Check-In! ecoEXPLORERs will be sharing some of their mammal and mammal signs observations from this badge season and will get to participate in a special activity learning more about our critically endangered red wolves! LEARN MORE…
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Wintering Wildlife (Columbia)
Wintering Wildlife (Columbia)
Join NCWF and Pocosin Lakes NWR as we team up with Pocosin Arts to discover the captivating life cycles and patterns that native flora and fauna experience during the winter! Participants will have the opportunity to transform blank canvases into winter landscapes. REGISTER HERE
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Let’s Go Hiking! (Online)
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…
Upland Hunting (Online)
Upland Hunting (Online)
Join Jim Burris for an online seminar about the basics of upland hunting to learn and/or improve your hunting skills. REGISTER HERE
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Woodland Invasive Plant Removal (Marvin)
Woodland Invasive Plant Removal (Marvin)
Join MARSH at Marvin Efird Park to do a little woodland plant cleanup. Volunteers should bring a full bottle of water and work gloves. Durable clothing including long pants and closed-toed shoes is highly recommended. Please click the link below to learn more and register. Text questions to Kristyna at 704-517-1949. LEARN MORE and REGISTER
Woodland Invasive Plant Removal (Marvin)
Woodland Invasive Plant Removal (Marvin)
Join MARSH at Marvin Efird Park to do a little woodland plant cleanup. Volunteers should bring a full bottle of water and work gloves. Durable clothing including long pants and closed-toed shoes is highly recommended. Please click the link below to learn more and register. Text questions to Kristyna at 704-517-1949. LEARN MORE and REGISTER
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Wintering Wildlife (Columbia)
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