Calendar of Events
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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 will start indoors with an engaging presentation before walking to a nearby stream. Outside we will work together to assess the stream by observing its…
Saved by a Salamander (Grassy Creek)
Saved by a Salamander (Grassy Creek)
Join High Country Wild as they support New River Conservancy’s third annual Saved by a Salamander Day. Saved by a Salamander Day is a family friendly day of events that not only share the story of the New River, but teach us about conservation efforts that will help us enjoy the New River and its…
Wild About Nature (Holly Springs)
Wild About Nature (Holly Springs)
Join NCWF South Wake Conservationists Chapter to engage and educate the local community about wildlife and habitat at Wild About Nature! Wild About Nature is a free family nature event held each spring by the Town of Holly Springs at Sugg Farm Park. Volunteering for this event is a great way to help spread the…
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LCFW Monthly Cleanup (Southport)
LCFW Monthly Cleanup (Southport)
Join the NCWF Lower Cape Fear Wildlife chapter for their monthly clean up. Keep our intracoastal plastic free! All clean up materials will be provided. REGISTER HERE
Bird Walk at Chantilly Ecological Sanctuary (Charlotte)
Bird Walk at Chantilly Ecological Sanctuary (Charlotte)
With guidance from biologist Tony Lombardino, this tour offers a unique opportunity to hear and observe both resident and migratory songbirds and waterfowl. As we explore the sanctuary, NCWF will highlight its collaborative efforts with Charlotte Stormwater and dedicated volunteers to restore vital wildlife habitat, reduce flooding in nearby neighborhoods, and improve water quality by…
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Wildlife Trivia (Matthews)
Wildlife Trivia (Matthews)
Join us for Wildlife Trivia at 6 Grogs Game Bar in Matthews! Enjoy free snacks while you sip a frosty beverage and test your knowledge against other Nature Nerds! Win prizes and, more importantly, BRAGGING RIGHTS! Learn about the wildlife all around us while having fun with like-minded folks! Proceeds from the evening support the…
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Lake Tomahawk Wildlife Garden Workday (Black Mountain)
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 as we kick things off with a garden workday at the edge of Lake Tomahawk in Black Mountain. We’ll be primarily focusing on removing invasive…
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Cerulean Warbler & Avian Diversity Study
Cerulean Warbler & Avian Diversity Study
Join the North Carolina Wildlife Federation, National Parks Conservation Association, the Center for Biological Diversity, Defenders of Wildlife, MountainTrue, and the N.C. Wildlife Resources Commission with support from the U.S. Forest Service to help with a cerulean warbler and avian diversity survey project focused on the last remaining patches of old-growth forests and maturing second-growth…
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Main Street Park Invasive Plant Removal (Rolesville)
Main Street Park Invasive Plant Removal (Rolesville)
Join NCWF's Neuse River Hawks Conservationists Chapter in removing invasive plants from Main Street Park in Rolesville! Volunteers will help remove privet and Japanese honeysuckle from the area behind the playground and along the trails in the park. This effort will help us protect the native plants (installed last year!) from being outcompeted by invasive…
Butterflies and Native Plants: Partners in Pollination (Camden)
Butterflies and Native Plants: Partners in Pollination (Camden)
Discover the fascinating relationship between butterflies and native plants at this engaging presentation hosted by the NCWF Wildlife Habitat Stewards of Northeastern NC Chapter. Local butterflies rely on native plants at every stage of their life cycle—offering food, shelter, and support in ways non-native species often cannot. In return, butterflies play a critical role in…
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Bowditch Bottoms Invasive Removal (Burnsville)
Bowditch Bottoms Invasive Removal (Burnsville)
Join the North Carolina Wildlife Federation and the Southern Appalachian Highlands Conservancy for an invasive species removal at Bowditch Bottoms in Yancey County. Bowditch Bottoms contains mixed hardwood forest, cleared agricultural fields, valuable wetland habitat within the South Toe River Watershed, and a riparian area that buffers over a half mile of Ayles Creek. We…
Trash Cleanup at Walnut Creek Wetland Park (Raleigh)
Trash Cleanup at Walnut Creek Wetland Park (Raleigh)
Let’s keep our watersheds clean! Join NCWF South Wake Conservationists Chapter for a trash clean up at Walnut Creek Wetland Park. SWC has adopted a slightly raised area of the park -- the same area where they assisted in an ephemeral survey earlier this spring. Recent rains have washed a significant amount of trash from…
Birds & Brews (Asheville)
Birds & Brews (Asheville)
Nature lovers, families, bird & beer fans—this one’s for you! Join Wild Birds Unlimited for their 3rd Annual Birds & Brews Festival at Sweeten Creek Brewing. Hosted by your local Wild Birds Unlimited S. Asheville store, this unique event brings together the best of backyard birding, community conservation, craft beer, and family-friendly fun. FIND OUT…
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Cerulean Warbler & Avian Diversity Study
Cerulean Warbler & Avian Diversity Study
Join the North Carolina Wildlife Federation, National Parks Conservation Association, the Center for Biological Diversity, Defenders of Wildlife, MountainTrue, and the N.C. Wildlife Resources Commission with support from the U.S. Forest Service to help with a cerulean warbler and avian diversity survey project focused on the last remaining patches of old-growth forests and maturing second-growth…
Beaver Pelt Processing (Whiteville)
Beaver Pelt Processing (Whiteville)
So you've trapped a beaver...now what? Join the NCWF Southeastern Swamp Stewards chapter for a demonstration on beaver anatomy and processing techniques. Learn how to preserve the pelt and different ways to use your harvest. REGISTER HERE
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The River Roving Tour (Washington)
The River Roving Tour (Washington)
Join NCWF Inner Banks Wildlife Chapter at the North Carolina Estuarium for a 1.5 hour educational pontoon boat ride on the Tar-Pamlico River. Participants will be able to learn more about the history and ecology of the area with the potential to observe a variety of wildlife such as freshwater turtles, river otters, migratory warblers,…
Invasive Removal with FLOHA (Pittsboro)
Invasive Removal with FLOHA (Pittsboro)
Join NCWF Tri-County Conservationists Chapter for an invasive removal workday with Friends of Lower Haw River. Volunteers will help remove invasive plants from the pollinator garden at the Lower Haw River State Natural Area. Come out and help us protect native plants in the pollinator garden from an onslaught of invasives! REGISTER HERE
SWC Native Plant Sale (Apex)
SWC Native Plant Sale (Apex)
Come out to NCWF South Wake Conservationists Chapter's native plant sale! Invite your friends and neighbors to shop our selection of fifteen beautiful, native herbaceous-plant species. It’s all happening at SWC’s annual native plant sale hosted at Simple Gifts Community Garden’s open house. Expand your pollinator garden while helping support the conservation work of our…
Stream Walk (Monroe)
Saved by a Salamander (Grassy Creek)
Wild About Nature (Holly Springs)
Wildlife Trivia (Matthews)
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