NCWF Featured Events
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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 Gardening in the Southern Piedmont. If you are new to gardening or new to the area, this is the series for you. We provide a…
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NCWF Wildlife Habitat Steward Training Certification Program (Raleigh)
Join NCWF and NCWF South Wake Conservationists Chapter for three fun-filled days of renowned speakers, field trips, and hands-on activities at Yates Mill County Park in Raleigh! Come participate in NCWF’s Wildlife Habitat Steward Training program and become a certified wildlife habitat steward. This program will allow participants to increase their knowledge and ability to…
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Love the Earth Day (Charlotte)
Love the Earth Day (Charlotte)
Join NCWF Charlotte Wildlife Stewards Chapter, West Boulevard Library, and other partners in a community event for all ages celebrating the Earth. Learn more about nature and how it works together through experiments, crafts, and activities. REGISTER HERE
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Millbrook Elementary Garden Workday (Raleigh)
Millbrook Elementary Garden Workday (Raleigh)
Join NCWF South Wake Conservationists for a garden workday at Millbrook Elementary School! Volunteers will help us weed, prune, and prepare the school's native pollinator plant bed for spring. No green thumb needed! REGISTER HERE
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Wildlife Prints w/ Pocosin Arts (Columbia)
Wildlife Prints w/ Pocosin Arts (Columbia)
Join NCWF, Pocosin Lakes NWR, and Pocosin Arts School of Fine Craft for this fun hands-on activity to foster your own artistic connection with nature. In this creative workshop, families will experiment with different printing techniques to create wildlife inspired prints. Using animal track molds and other unique finds along the boardwalk, participants will craft…
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Axes & Ales Meet-up (Whiteville)
Axes & Ales Meet-up (Whiteville)
Meet your local NCWF Southeastern Swamp Stewards chapter members and learn about upcoming events at Axes & Ales! Stop by on your way to Music in the Alley.
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Invasive Plant Removal (Matthews)
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)
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 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…
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Saving The World’s Most Endangered Canid: Red Wolves in NC (Concord)
Saving The World’s Most Endangered Canid: Red Wolves in NC (Concord)
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 with less than 19 Red Wolves. Red Wolf Recovery has a long-standing history and complicated management. Join in as Katerina Ramos, Red Wolf Education and…
Community Science: Why It Matters and How You Can Help (Holly Springs)
Community Science: Why It Matters and How You Can Help (Holly Springs)
Ever wondered how the data collected in community science projects is used? Join NCWF South Wake Conservationists Chapter for a presentation about local community science projects with NCWF Conservation Coordinator Kara Solomon. Come hear how Kara used data from these projects in her research involving birds, plants, amphibians, and more. Discover some lesser-known local community…
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Building Pollinator Habitats w/ ecoEXPLORE (Columbia)
Building Pollinator Habitats w/ ecoEXPLORE (Columbia)
Join NCWF, Pocosin Lakes NWR, and Tyrrell County Library as we explore the art of building pollinator habitat in preparation for springtime! Families will gain helpful knowledge for creating pollinator habitat within their properties and community through a fun ecoEXPLORE activity. This badge season is dedicated to all things botany, with a special field focus…
Saving The World’s Most Endangered Canid: Red Wolves in NC (Matthews)
Saving The World’s Most Endangered Canid: Red Wolves in NC (Matthews)
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 with less than 19 Red Wolves. Red Wolf Recovery has a long-standing history and complicated management. Join in as Katerina Ramos, Red Wolf Education and…
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Red Wolves! (Durham)
Red Wolves! (Durham)
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 with less than 19 Red Wolves. Red Wolf recovery has a long-standing history and complicated management. Join Katerina Ramos, the North Carolina Wildlife Federation Red…
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Red Wolf Recovery Program at Alligator River National Wildlife Reserve (Chapel Hill)
Red Wolf Recovery Program at Alligator River National Wildlife Reserve (Chapel Hill)
The Red Wolf is the world's most endangered canid, with fewer than 300 left in existence. The only wild population, with fewer than 19 wolves, exists in Eastern North Carolina. Their recovery has a complex history and management. Join the Tri-County Conservationists Chapter of the North Carolina Wildlife Federation and Katerina Ramos, NCWF’s Red Wolf…
Plant Pathology: What’s Eating My Plants (Monroe)
Plant Pathology: What’s Eating My Plants (Monroe)
Though insects and herbivores feed on many plants (I'm looking at you, deer), plants also can suffer extensive damage from microbial invaders of various shapes and sizes. You may see wilting, browning, or just strange looking leaves and wonder what is eating your plants. At this event, we'll take a whirlwind tour of the plant…
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Saving The World’s Most Endangered Canid: Red Wolves in NC (Leland)
Saving The World’s Most Endangered Canid: Red Wolves in NC (Leland)
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 with less than 19 Red Wolves. Red Wolf Recovery has a long-standing history and complicated management. Join in as Katerina Ramos, Red Wolf Education and…
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Lake James Annual Cleanup (Nebo)
Lake James Annual Cleanup (Nebo)
Volunteers are needed to help remove trash & debris from the lake and surrounding roads. Safety vest, grabbers, trash bags & gloves will be provided. Please dress warmly & wear boots or appropriate shoes (no sandals!). We will meet at Canal Bridge Boat Ramp at 8:30 am for group assignments. Groups will be picking up…
Eco Kids: Frogs (Holly Springs)
Eco Kids: Frogs (Holly Springs)
Explore the fascinating world of frogs! Join NCWF South Wake Conservationists Chapter for an Eco Kids event about frogs. Experiment to learn more about the special characteristics that frogs share with all amphibians, and participate in activities that will help you discover what frogs need to live. This event is open to all ages. Hop…
Saving The World’s Most Endangered Canid: Red Wolves in NC (Hybrid: Whiteville or Online)
Saving The World’s Most Endangered Canid: Red Wolves in NC (Hybrid: Whiteville or Online)
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 with less than 19 Red Wolves. Red Wolf Recovery has a long-standing history and complicated management. Join in as Katerina Ramos, Red Wolf Education and…
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Nature Trivia (Matthews)
Nature Trivia (Matthews)
Do you love trivia, nature, beer, and prizes? Then join NCWF Habitat and Wildlife Keepers Chapter (HAWK) for a fun night of nature trivia at 6 Groggs game bar! It…
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NCWF Wildlife Habitat Steward Training Certification Program (Durham)
Join NCWF and NCWF Durham Wildlife Stewards Chapter for three fun-filled days of renowned speakers, hands-on activities, and field trips at Duke Homestead in Durham! Come participate in NCWF’s Wildlife Habitat Steward Training program and become a certified wildlife habitat steward. This program will allow participants to increase their knowledge and ability to protect, conserve,…
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Bradford Pear Bounty Tree Exchange (Wilson)
Bradford Pear Bounty Tree Exchange (Wilson)
The North Carolina Bradford Pear Bounty program is a collaboration between the NC Urban Forest Council, NC Wildlife Federation, the NC State Extension and NC Forest Service. Invasive species harm…
Walnut Creek Ephemeral Survey (Raleigh)
Walnut Creek Ephemeral Survey (Raleigh)
Join NCWF South Wake Conservationists Chapter for some community science work involving native ephemeral flowers! For the first time, the Walnut Creek Wetland Center will be completing an ephemeral plant…
Nature Walk at Everett Creek Preserve (Sneads Ferry)
Nature Walk at Everett Creek Preserve (Sneads Ferry)
Join the NCWF Topsail Wildlife Conservation chapter for a guided walk through restored longleaf, pollinator gardens, and New River tributaries of Everett Creek Preserve! REGISTER HERE
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Creek Week Cleanup (Charlotte)
Creek Week Cleanup (Charlotte)
NCWF Charlotte Wildlife Stewards Chapter will participate in Charlotte Mecklenburg Storm Water Services' annual Creek Week! We will work together to remove trash and debris in and around Briar Creek…
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Swannanoa Valley Chapter Interest Meeting (Black Mountain)
Swannanoa Valley Chapter Interest Meeting (Black Mountain)
Are you passionate about wildlife? Do you want to make a difference for natural resource management, protection, and enjoyment? North Carolina Wildlife Federation is poised and ready to mobilize grassroots…
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Ocean Advocacy Workshop (Browns Summit)
March 28, 2025, early afternoon (Registration begins @ 1 pm, River Hike @2 pm, Sessions begin at 3 pm) Event Ends: March 29 @ 5 pm The annual Ocean Advocacy Workshop brings NC Wildlife Federation, partner grassroots organizations, university students, researchers, and wildlife advocacy professionals together to equip the next generation of advocates with the…
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Bradford Pear Bounty Tree (Wilkesboro)
Bradford Pear Bounty Tree (Wilkesboro)
The North Carolina Bradford Pear Bounty program is a collaboration between the NC Urban Forest Council, NC Wildlife Federation, the NC State Extension and NC Forest Service. Invasive species harm…
Stream Walk (Monroe)
Stream Walk (Monroe)
Join NCWF Union County Wildlife Chapter and City of Monroe Environmental Educator, Ellen Dowling, for a stream walk and talk. Investigate a local waterway with others in your community. We…
Helton Creek Cleanup (Grassy Creek)
Helton Creek Cleanup (Grassy Creek)
Join Keep Ashe Beautiful, the New River Conservancy, MountainTrue, and NC Trout Unlimited for a clean-up and debris removal at Helton Creek in Ashe County. North Carolina Wildlife Federation staff…
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Fox Creek Workday & Celebration (Swannanoa)
Fox Creek Workday & Celebration (Swannanoa)
Join the Swannanoa Community Council and the North Carolina Wildlife Federation for a workday and celebration at Fox Creek Park. Hurricane Helene flooded Fox Creek with a torrent of muddy water and debris, and as the surge retreated the park was left with scattered trash, re-made stream beds, and a heavy deposit of silt covering…
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Wildlife Habitats: How to Certify Your Yard (Concord)
Wildlife Habitats: How to Certify Your Yard (Concord)
With increasing habitat loss and other dangers to local wildlife, now is an important time to understand how our actions can impact songbirds, pollinators, and everything in between. By offering food, water, cover, places for wildlife to raise young, and using sustainable strategies, we can make a long-lasting impact on the wildlife in our area.…
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Workday with Chapel of the Cross (Chapel Hill)
Workday with Chapel of the Cross (Chapel Hill)
Join NCWF Tri-County Conservationists Chapter and volunteers from The Chapel of the Cross for a workday in Chapel Hill! Volunteers will help spread native plant seeds, pick-up trash, and remove invasive plants from the Chapel Hill Community Center and the Bolin Creek Greenway. All are welcome! REGISTER HERE
Bradford Pear Bounty Tree Exchange (Elizabeth City)
Bradford Pear Bounty Tree Exchange (Elizabeth City)
The North Carolina Bradford Pear Bounty program is a collaboration between the NC Urban Forest Council, NC Wildlife Federation, the NC State Extension and NC Forest Service. Invasive species harm wildlife and ecosystems by crowding out and hindering the success of valuable native species. The program provides incentives for the removal of invasive Bradford pear…
Lumbee River Tour (Orrum)
Lumbee River Tour (Orrum)
Join the Lumbee Tribe and the Southeastern Swamp Stewards chapter on a guided kayak tour of the Lumber River, the only blackwater National Wild and Scenic River in NC. Paddle…
Invasive Plant Removal (Matthews)
Red Wolf Program (Wake Forest)
Invasive Plant Removal (Marvin)
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