North Carolina Wildlife

Wildlife News & Blog

Wildlife Policy & Conservation Actions Focus of NCWF Annual Meeting

September 27, 2022

NCWF's new Butterfly Highway heat map shows the dedication of pollinator lovers across North Carolina. Areas shaded in red represent the highest concentrations of registered pollinator pitstops.

Butterfly Highway Pollinator Pitstops Heating Up Across North Carolina

September 23, 2022

What Chronic Wasting Disease Means for NC Deer and Hunters

September 19, 2022

North Carolina Wildlife Federation honored 19 conservation heroes at the 58th Annual Governor’s Conservation Achievement Awards banquet on Sept. 10 in Cary.

Must See & Read: Conservation Achievement Awards Banquet Highlights

September 14, 2022

Clockwise from top left: marbled salamander, bog turtle, grasshopper sparrow, brook trout, elk, monarch and northern bobwhite.

Spotlight on Seven Species for National Wildlife Day, Sept. 4

August 31, 2022

Learn About the Birds and the Bees (and Other Pollinators!)

June 22, 2022

We’re All Abuzz for National Pollinator Week, June 20-26

June 20, 2022

Take a Stroll Through Black Bear Territory, July 16

June 19, 2022

Summer Reminder: Share the Shore with Beach Nesting Birds

June 18, 2022

Starting June 4, anglers can keep up to seven trout per day, with no gear or bait restrictions and no minimum size limits, on Delayed Harvest trout waters.

Delayed Harvest Trout Waters Open June 4

June 3, 2022

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