NCWF Featured Events
Calendar of Events
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Join HAWK for a hands-on morning of conservation as we continue our successful effort to remove invasive plants at Squirrel Lake Park! Together we’ll tackle Wisteria and English Ivy, helping native plants and wildlife thrive. REGISTER HERE
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Attended by hundreds of children and parents the past four years, NCWF South Wake Conservationists' Kids in Nature Day is back again by popular demand! We will have a variety of live animal exhibits -- including the very popular birds-of-prey, reptiles, amphibians, cool “bugs,” aquatic life, and more -- as well as over twenty different… 
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Lake Tomahawk in Black Mountain is a hotspot for wildlife particularly waterfowl with multiple species breeding and nesting along the edge of the lake. Join NCWF Swannanoa Valley Wild at Lake Tomahawk in Black Mountain for a nest box building workday. We’ll be primarily constructing and installing wood duck boxes. This is a fun family-friendly… |
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Are you interested in learning to field dress and butcher a deer? Join National Wildlife Federation’s Artemis Sportswomen for a hands-on clinic. We will break down a deer carcass into… |
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Join the North Carolina Wildlife Federation, Southern Appalachian Highlands Conservancy, and Wildbud Natives for a wetland planting workday at Bowditch Bottoms in Yancey County. Bowditch Bottoms is a 87-acre property… |
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Join NCWF and NC Wildlife Resources Commision for a field day in Richmond County! This is a great opportunity for participants to connect with like-minded landowners and professionals to learn… 
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When was the last time you marveled at a snail? Like all parts of nature, snails are just as impacted by our stewarding actions as the bugs and the birds.… |
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Curious about what snakes you’ve seen around your property and out in the community? This workshop is just for you! Join NCWF, Pocosin Lakes National Wildlife Refuge, and Pocosin Arts… |
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Join NCWF for a presentation at Davis Community Center on the NCWF Butterfly Highway! For anyone interested in native plants and starting a butterfly garden. REGISTER HERE 
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Join NCWF and Davis Community Center for a family-friendly creek clean-up at Maides Park! Protect the Smith creek and Cape Fear river from upstream pollution. All ages are welcome; children… |
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Help NCWF Habitat Builders chapter with a mulch day to get Marvin Efird Park ready for Marvin’s upcoming Arbor Day Celebration on 10/24/26. We will add mulch around existing trees… 
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Join NCWF Durham Wildlife Stewards Chapter for a tree id walk in Sandy Creek Park! Dr. Nicolette Cage will lead us on a walk around the park where we'll stop… |
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Dead trees are full of life! Join us at Fisher Farm for an in-person workshop on the critical role standing dead trees or “snags” play in providing vital wildlife habitat…
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Join NCWF South Wake Conservationists Chapter for a volunteer work day at our shade pollinator garden at Bass Lake Park! We’ll be getting the garden ready for the cooler months… 
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Join HAWK for a hands-on morning of conservation as we continue our successful effort to remove invasive plants at Squirrel Lake Park! Together we’ll tackle Wisteria and English Ivy, helping… |
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Join TNC to explore this unique landscape and remove encroaching loblolly and sweetgum saplings using loppers, pruners, and hand-removal. Stewardship in the Carolina Bays has an impact on survival and… |
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Join NCWF alongside Southern Appalachian Spruce Restoration Initiative partners to help transplant fraser fir trees at Mt Mitchell State Park. We're relocating the trees to an area in the park… 
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Join the Down East Prescribed Burn Association, NC Wildlife Federation and the Onslow Bight Conservation Collaboration to learn about forest and wildlife conservation programs for private landowners. Conservation opportunities for… |
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Southern Appalachian Highlands Conservancy’s Stevens Creek property is situated on the Eastern edge of the Great Smoky Mountains National Park near the Cataloochee Valley. The Steven’s Creek property serves as… 
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Swannanoa Valley Wild is a local chapter of the North Carolina Wildlife Federation covering Black Mountain, Swannanoa, and Montreat. The chapter works to conserve wildlife and its habitat in the… |
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Join NCWF Fall Line Outdoors Chapter for a deer hunting webinar series! Build your core hunting skills and learn what it takes to start deer hunting. In this webinar we'll… |
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Join NCWF ReWild AVL and Swannanoa Valley Wild Chapters for three fun-filled days of renowned speakers and hands-on activities at Black Mountain Highland Farms! Come participate in NCWF’s Wildlife Habitat… 
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Join NCWF Triad Wild! Chapter and test your spooky (and not so spooky) plant, animal, and general knowledge while supporting a great cause, connect with like-minded people, and learn how… |
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Join NCWF Lake Norman Wildlife Chapter to plant native trees in Cornelius as part of North Carolina Wildlife Federation's Clean and Green program. Back in April, NCWF Lake Norman Wildlife… 
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Memorial Gardens has long been part of Concord’s history—not only as a cemetery, but also as a picturesque garden shaped by the vision of Sallie Phifer Williamson in 1930. During… 
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Join NCWF Habitat Builders Chapter, the Village of Marvin, and TreesUnion for a fun, hands-on day in the park! We’ll be planting trees, mulching, and clearing out invasive species. Never… |
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Kids in Nature Day (KIND) is a free, fun-filled, hands-on adventure where kids and families get up close with nature! Activities include meeting animal ambassadors, creating art from things found… |
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Can you think of ways that wildlife might respond to changes in climate? During our ecoEXPLORE "Shifting Species" program, NCWF, Pocosin Lakes National Wildlife Refuge, and Tyrrell County Library will… 
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Lake Tomahawk in Black Mountain is a hotspot for wildlife with multiple species breeding and nesting along the edge of the lake. Join NCWF Swannanoa Valley Wild at Lake Tomahawk… |
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Join Carolina Mountain Club, North Carolina Wildlife Federation, and Appalachian Trail Conservancy for a non-native invasive plant training! We’ll kick things off at the Marshall Public Library with a program… |
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Join NCWF Charlotte Wildlife Stewards Chapter and TreesCharlotte to enhance and restore wildlife habitat at the recently renovated LC Coleman Park in the historic Washington Heights neighborhood. We will work… 
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Join NCWF Lower Cape Fear Wildlife Chapter for a presentation by Ken Hackney, herpetology educator and conservationist with the NC Wild Snake ID & Education Group and Coastal Snake Management.… 
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Join NCWF Fall Line Outdoors Chapter and find your place in the woods. Learn how to locate public and private hunting opportunities, use digital maps with confidence, and obtain landowner… |
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Dissstinctive Patternsss (Columbia)
Antioch Bay Workday (Red Springs)
Invasive Plant Training (Marshall)
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