NCWF Archive of Webinars and Videos
Watch our online library of wildlife and habitat videos and webinars. Wildlife topics include elk, deer, red wolves, coyotes, fish, turtles, marine life, reptiles, alligators, pollinators and birds. Other topics include trees, plants, shrubs, flowers, wildlife corridors and connectivity, forests, refuges, waterways, conservation areas, preserves, climate resiliency, sustainability, pollution and trash.
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Habitat Connectivity and Wildlife Crossings
- Safe Passage for Wildlife
- Wildlife Connectivity: Protecting Animals and Preserving Habitats
- Wildlife Connectivity and Habitat Corridors
- Wildlife Connectivity in North Carolina
Angling and Marine Fisheries
- Anadromous Fish of the Cape Fear River Basin
- Marine Fisheries: Shrimp Trawling
- Marine Fisheries: Southern Flounder
- Marine Fisheries: Tragedy of the Commons
Hunting and Scouting
- Chronic Wasting Disease: Know the Signs (NCWRC, 2022)
- Deer Management
- Hunters Feed Cabarrus County Deer Donation Program
- Learn to Hunt Deer Series: Hunting Regulations
- Learn to Deer Hunt Series: Hunting Tools
- Learn To Deer Hunt Series: Introduction to Deer Hunting
- Learn to Hunt Deer Series: Archery
- Learn to Hunt Deer Series: Backcountry Hunting
- Learn to Hunt Deer Series: E-Scouting
- Learn to Hunt Deer Series: Firearms
- Learn to Hunt Deer Series: Game Cameras
- Learn to Hunt Deer Series: Introduction to White-Tailed Deer
- Learn to Hunt Deer Series: Planning the Hunt
- Learn to Hunt Deer Series: Tree Identification
- Learn to Hunt Deer Series: Tree Stands
- Learn to Hunt Deer Series: Venison, From Freezer to Table
Deer and Elk
- Chronic Wasting Disease: Know the Signs (NCWRC, 2022)
- Deer Management
- Learn to Hunt Deer Series: Introduction to White-Tailed Deer
- Majestic Elk
Red Wolves and Coyotes
- Biology and History of Coyotes in North Carolina
- Conserving North Carolina's Red Wolf
- Endangered Species Series: Red Wolf
- Red Wolf Biology, Reintroduction and Conservation in North Carolina
- Red Wolves in the Wild
Other Mammals
- Eager Beavers: The Surprising, Secret Life of Beavers and Why They Matter
- Leave it to Beavers
- Rodents: Of Mice and Men (and Pythons and Cats)
- The Secret Life of Opossums
Fish, Sea Turtles and Other Aquatic Species
- Anadromous Fish of the Cape Fear River Basin
- Great White Sharks: How Scientists are Researching and Discovering the Importance of the Carolinas
- Marine Fisheries: Shrimp Trawling
- Marine Fisheries: Southern Flounder
- Marine Fisheries: Tragedy of the Commons
- Sea Turtles in North Carolina
- Sea Turtle Management and Conservation in North Carolina
- Sea Turtle Nesting in North Carolina
- Sound Solutions for North Carolina Marine Fisheries and Habitat
Pollinators and Insects
- Attracting Pollinators to Your Yard
- Creating Certified Wildlife Habitats
- Endangered Species Series: Rusty Patched Bumble Bee
- Go Native! with Dr. Mellichamp and MARSH
- Homeowner’s Guide to Pollinator-Friendly Mosquito Management
- How to Make a Butterfly Puddler
- Hummingbirds in North Carolina
- Hummingbirds of North Carolina
- Insects in the Environment
- Invasive Tree Pests: Identification and Management
- Leave the Leaves: Preparing for Winter
- Lightning Bugs or Fireflies?
- Marvelous Moths of North Carolina
- Mosquito Spraying and Pesticide Basics
- Native Pollinators of North Carolina
- North Carolina Native Plants for Pollinators: Spring Blooms
- North Carolina Piedmont Pollinators and Gardening for Wildlife
- Pollinators in the Piedmont
- Pollinators and Habitat Conservation in North Carolina
- Solitary Bees: Mason and Leafcutter Bees
Raptors, Songbirds and Other Avian Species
- Amazing Hummingbirds
- Author Priyanka Kumar on Conversations with Birds
- Bird Migration in North Carolina
- Birding Basics with Lauren Pharr
- Blue Bird Houses
- Cormorants
- Earthcam Osprey Nest (NCWF/LNWC Nest Cams - Lake Norman)
- Exploration of Colonial Nesting Birds
- Falconry
- Great Blue Herons
- Hawks and Other Raptors
- Human-Wildlife Conflict Resolution: Birds of Prey
- Hummingbirds of North Carolina
- Introduction to Eastern Bluebirds and Their Nesting Habitat
- Osprey Cam
- Purple Martins
- Red-cockaded Woodpeckers: A Species in Limbo
- Tips for Creating Backyard Bird and Wildlife Habitats
- Wood Stork Biology and Conservation
Mushrooms, Molds & Other Fungi
- Plants, Fungi and Wildlife: A Virtual Tour of the Carolinas
- The Role of Fungi: Mushrooms, Molds and Mycorrhizae
Conservation in Popular Culture
- Author Dr. Drew Lanham on Inclusion and Diversity Outdoors
- Author Janisse Ray's Wild Spectacle: Seeing Wonders in a World Beyond Humans
- Author Priyanka Kumar on Conversations with Birds
- Civic Engagement 101 with Erin Schrode
- Environmental Justice with Dr. Mustafa Ali
- Historian David Cecileski on Rachel Carson & Lake Mattamuskeet
- iNaturalist Training and the City Nature Challenge
- Musician Scott Avett on Public Lands and Public Trust Resources
- North Carolina Bradford Pear Bounty Program
- Retracing John Lawson's Expedition Through the Carolinas with Scott Huler
- Saving the Wild South with Author Georgeann Eubanks
Observing and Co-existing with Wildlife
- Animal Skulls: Carnivore, Herbivore or Omnivore?
- Babies, Babies Everywhere (and what to do if you find one!)
- Co-Existing with Wildlife with David Mizejewski
- Critter Cam Craze
- Documenting Diversity: Biodiversity of Mecklenburg County
- Homeowner’s Guide to Pollinator-Friendly Mosquito Management
- Human-Wildlife Conflict Resolution: Turtles and Other Reptiles
- iNaturalist Training and the City Nature Challenge
- Managing Wildlife in Your Yard
- Mosquito Spraying and Pesticide Basics
- Phenology 101 with Erin Posthumus
- Safe Passage for Wildlife
- Wildlife Rehabilitation
- Wildlife Services Agency: Conservation and Wildlife Management
Reptiles and Amphibians
- Amphibians of North Carolina
- Box Turtles: Disappearing Gems of the Forest
- Diamondback Terrapins and the Terrapin Tally
- Exploring Salamander Egg Masses with Doc Matthews
- Frogs of North Carolina with Alvin Braswell
- Reptiles Series: Alligators of North Carolina
- Reptile Series: Lizards of North Carolina
- Reptile Series: Snakes
- Spotted Salamanders and Ephemeral Pool Exploration with GOU
- Suburban Wildlife Conservation and Conventional Lawns
Imperiled and Endangered Species
- Endangered Species of North Carolina
- Endangered Species Series: Red Wolf
- Endangered Species Series: Rusty Patched Bumble Bee
- Red-cockaded Woodpeckers: A Species in Limbo
- Red Wolf Biology, Reintroduction & Conservation in NC
- Venus Flytrap Web Series: Flytrap Ecology and Current Status
Invasive Species
- Invasive Plants of North Carolina
- Invasive Species (Aquatic and Terrestrial)
- North Carolina Bradford Pear Bounty Program
Conservation Policy and Resource Management
- Aquatic Considerations: Freshwater Management in North Carolina
- History of Conservation in the United States
- Introduction to the Southern Environmental Law Center
- Marine Fisheries: Shrimp Trawling
- Marine Fisheries: Southern Flounder
- Marine Fisheries: Tragedy of the Commons
- Recovering America's Wildlife Act - Policy Update (February 2022)
- Sound Solutions for North Carolina Marine Fisheries and Habitat
- The Purpose of the Global Seed Vault with Åsmund Asdal
- Venus Flytrap Web Series: Management on Public and Private Lands
Native Plants
- Biology and Conservation of Venus Flytraps
- Creating a Backyard Habitat with Native Plants
- Discovery and Analysis of the Ancient Bald Cypresses of North Carolina
- Introduction to the North Carolina Bradford Pear Bounty Program
- Nature's Best Hope with Doug Tallamy
- North Carolina Imperiled Plants and the Wildlife Action Plan
- Oaks: The MVP of Native Trees
- Plants and Scenic Landscapes of Hurley Park
- Plants and Pollinators of Coastal North Carolina
- Plants, Fungi and More: Virtual Tour of the Carolinas
- North Carolina Native Tree Highlights
- Saving the Wild South with Author Georgann Eubanks
- Shade Gardens: Recommended Native Plants and Tips
- The Importance of Native Plants for Birds and Butterflies
- Trees: The Lungs of the World
- Venus Flytrap Web Series: Collaborating for Conservation
- Venus Flytrap Web Series: Flytrap Ecology and Current Status
- Venus Flytrap Web Series: Management on Public and Private Lands
Inclusive Outdoor Education and Recreation
- Author Dr. Drew Lanham on Inclusion and Diversity Outdoors
- Civic Engagement 101 with Erin Schrode
- Creating Safe Spaces with National Wildlife Federation
- Environmental Justice with Dr. Mustafa Ali
- Great Outdoors University: Nature and STEM for Kids (50+ Short Videos!)
- Issa Vibe: Increasing Access and Reconnecting to Nature
- Retracing John Lawson's Expedition Through the Carolinas
- The Intersection of Diversity, Equity, Inclusion and Field Safety
- The Youth Ambassadors Agricultural Program
Public Land: Forests, Refuges, Waterways, Conservation Areas and Preserves
- Coastal Reserves of North Carolina: Permuda Island and Rachel Carson Reserves
- Ecological Forestry: Ecological, Social, and Economic Values of Our Forests
- Exploring Mecklenburg County Nature Preserves
- Green Swamp Preserve: A North Carolina Treasure
- Introduction to the American Prairie Reserve
- Native Fish Conservation Area Intro
- Stream Restoration Projects
- The Ever-Increasing Importance of Urban Forests
- Urban Wildlife: Conserving Species and Habitats
- Winter in the Refuges Series: Alligator River NWR
- Winter in the Refuges Series: Lake Mattamuskeet NWR
- Winter in the Refuges Series: Pea Island NWR
- Winter in the Refuges Series: Pocosin Lakes NWR
Pollution, Climate Resiliency and Sustainability
- Backyard Composting
- Gardening for Climate Change
- Impact of Human Garbage on the Environment
- Impact of Pollution and Climate Change on Wildlife
- Impact of Trash on Wildlife
- Leave the Leaves: Preparing for Winter
- Ocean Plastics & Wildlife
- Sea Level Rise and Coastal Forests: Effects of Saltwater Intrusion
- Stormwater 101: Stewardship Practices with Big Impacts on Local Waterways
- Sustainable Lifestyle Tips
- Trees: The Lungs of the World
- Urban Wildlife and Conservation in North Carolina
- Wood Pellets in NC and the Documentary Burned: Are Trees the New Coal?
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