North Carolina Wildlife Elk Restoration Deer Management Red Wolf Education Marine Fisheries Pollinators Migratory Birds Osprey Conservation Program Heron Conservation Program Other Species Wildlife News & Blog Aho Branch: Vernal Pools and Wetlands for Wildlife October 28, 2026 Read More about Aho Branch: Vernal Pools and Wetlands for Wildlife Flocks, Families, and Colonies: Exploring Communal Wildlife Species October 22, 2026 Read More about Flocks, Families, and Colonies: Exploring Communal Wildlife Species NCWF Announces 8th Annual Photo Contest Winners October 16, 2026 Read More about NCWF Announces 8th Annual Photo Contest Winners Wildlife Scavengers: Nature’s Cleanup Crews September 30, 2026 Read More about Wildlife Scavengers: Nature’s Cleanup Crews Stranger Than Fiction: Reframing the “Weird” and “Disturbing” in Wildlife September 30, 2026 Read More about Stranger Than Fiction: Reframing the “Weird” and “Disturbing” in Wildlife Moths: The Night Shift of Pollination – A Look at NCWF’s Moth Nights August 31, 2026 Read More about Moths: The Night Shift of Pollination – A Look at NCWF’s Moth Nights Working the Night Shift – Nocturnal Wildlife in North Carolina August 27, 2026 Read More about Working the Night Shift – Nocturnal Wildlife in North Carolina New Red Wolf Litters Offer Hope While Highlighting the Need for Connected Habitat August 17, 2026 Read More about New Red Wolf Litters Offer Hope While Highlighting the Need for Connected Habitat Building Better Habitat: Lake Norman’s New Artificial Reef Structures Benefit Wildlife and Anglers July 30, 2026 Read More about Building Better Habitat: Lake Norman’s New Artificial Reef Structures Benefit Wildlife and Anglers Every Acre Matters: Connecting Wildlife Habitat Across North Carolina’s Electric Corridors July 28, 2026 Read More about Every Acre Matters: Connecting Wildlife Habitat Across North Carolina’s Electric Corridors Join the Cause and Make an Impact Help NCWF preserve wildlife and habitat for our children and future generations. Learn More. Join Today