Take Action With NCWF

Wildlife and their habitats in North Carolina need your voice. Special interests have significant influence with elected officials and your voice is often the only thing standing between wildlife and habitat lost or wildlife and habitat protected, conserved, and restored. 

Whether you sign-up as a Wildlife Activist, as part of the CAMO Coalition, or both, your voice and engagement on the issues makes a difference. 

Wildlife Activists

Are you an outdoor enthusiast and wildlife advocate? Sign up to receive timely action needed on policy and legislative issues affecting wildlife and habitat conservation at the local, state, and national levels.

Are you a hunter or angler in North Carolina? Sign up to receive our CAMO Coalition emails alerting you to timely action needed on policy and legislative issues affecting hunting, fishing, and conservation on a local, state, and national level.

Help NCWF preserve North Carolina’s wildlife and habitat for our children and future generations to come.

NCWF In The Field – August, 2026

August 31, 2026

Restoring and Connecting Habitat Where Wildlife Needs it Most – Chantilly Ecological Sanctuary

August 31, 2026

Moths: The Night Shift of Pollination – A Look at NCWF’s Moth Nights

August 31, 2026

Working the Night Shift – Nocturnal Wildlife in North Carolina

August 27, 2026

A Landmark Victory for North Carolina’s Fisheries: Court rules North Carolina violated legal duty to protect coastal fisheries

August 18, 2026

New Red Wolf Litters Offer Hope While Highlighting the Need for Connected Habitat

August 17, 2026

The Future is Wild: NCWF’s 2026 Scholarship Winners

August 12, 2026

Conservation, Connections and Competition: How Envirothon Inspires North Carolina’s Next Generation of Conservation Leaders

August 12, 2026

NCWF In The Field – July, 2026

August 2, 2026

Building Better Habitat: Lake Norman’s New Artificial Reef Structures Benefit Wildlife and Anglers

July 30, 2026

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Help NCWF preserve wildlife and habitat for our children and future generations. Learn More.