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Everything North Carolina Wildlife Federation has shared, newest first.
November 2026
Congratulations to Josh Purvis, winner of the Youth category with his photo of a Great…
Nov 6
The people have spoken!
Nov 5
Hundreds, sometimes THOUSANDS, of birds.
Nov 5
Congratulations to Blaine Winford, winner of the Wildlife Video category!
Nov 3 · ♥ 17
What do chimney swifts, beavers, and elk have in common?
Nov 2 · ♥ 11
October 2026
Think bats are spooky?
Oct 30 · ♥ 45
Congratulations to Anthony Colburn, winner of the Scenes of North Carolina category!
Oct 29 · ♥ 16
Some wasps have a reproductive strategy that sounds straight out of a science fiction…
Oct 27 · ♥ 18
Congratulations to Jerry Batchelor, winner of the Critters category!
Oct 26 · ♥ 147 · North Carolina Wildlife Federation Essentials
It's YOUR turn to vote!
Oct 23 · ♥ 31
Forget vampires.
Oct 20 · ♥ 18
After nearly 1,000 submissions, the winners have been chosen!
Oct 19 · ♥ 21
Want to do more for wildlife right where you live?
Oct 16 · ♥ 20
Talk about a complicated love life.
Oct 15 · ♥ 42
Fun fact: One of Hollywood’s most famous creatures borrowed a feature from real wildlife.
Oct 13 · ♥ 16
North Carolina Wildlife Federation’s Wildlife Habitat Steward Training Certification…
Oct 12 · ♥ 92 · North Carolina Wildlife Federation Essentials
What do regrowing limbs, playing dead, chemical defenses…
Oct 9 · ♥ 61
September was a busy month in the field!
Oct 8 · ♥ 17
There’s a reason most predators learn to give striped skunks some space.
Oct 6 · ♥ 41
Imagine losing a limb and simply… growing another one.
Oct 5 · ♥ 41
The opossum deserves better PR.
Oct 2 · ♥ 60
Which wildlife species do you think is the most understood?
Oct 1 · ♥ 41
September 2026
Want to experience North Carolina’s Night Shift for yourself?
Sep 29 · ♥ 20
Ever notice how some nighttime wildlife seem to have really big eyes?
Sep 28 · ♥ 34
August was another busy month in the field!
Sep 24 · ♥ 29
Some moths have specialized ears that can detect the echolocation calls of bats.🦇 Pretty…
Sep 22 · ♥ 23
Looking for a reason to get the kids outside?
Sep 21 · ♥ 18
When the sun goes down, wildlife finds other ways to navigate.
Sep 18 · ♥ 17
Evening bats may be small, but they come with some serious skills.
Sep 17 · ♥ 43
What’s one simple way to help NC’s Night Shift?
Sep 15 · ♥ 24
Want to experience NC's Night Shift for yourself?
Sep 14 · ♥ 34
BUILT FOR THE NIGHT SHIFT Owls have a few tricks up their feathers.
Sep 11 · ♥ 89 · North Carolina Wildlife Federation Essentials
Ever caught the glow of an animal’s eyes in the dark?
Sep 10 · ♥ 44
Wildlife has a schedule, too.
Sep 8 · ♥ 72 · North Carolina Wildlife Federation Essentials
When the squirrels you see all day call it a night, another shift is just getting started.
Sep 7 · ♥ 39
Finish the sentence: You know it’s nighttime in North Carolina when you hear ________.
Sep 4 · ♥ 31
Meet one of North Carolina’s night shift regulars.
Sep 3 · ♥ 70
What happens in nature while most of us are sleeping?
Sep 1 · ♥ 29
August 2026
Last Call For Submissions!
Aug 31 · ♥ 13
The future of wildlife conservation is in good hands.
Aug 28 · ♥ 48
What if a wildlife corridor could start in your own backyard?
Aug 25 · ♥ 38
You know the one.
Aug 21 · ♥ 40
BREAKING: A landmark victory for North Carolina’s coastal fisheries.
Aug 18 · ♥ 81 · North Carolina Wildlife Federation Essentials
You might drive right over this without ever noticing it.
Aug 18 · ♥ 96 · North Carolina Wildlife Federation Essentials
It’s not always easy being green
Aug 17 · ♥ 41
What do power lines have to do with wildlife?
Aug 14 · ♥ 42
Conservation happens because people show up.
Aug 13 · ♥ 13
Imagine if the places you rely on every day - food, healthcare, work, and loved ones…
Aug 11 · ♥ 58
If you guessed deer, you're not alone.
Aug 10 · ♥ 20
This summer, NCWF partnered with Duke Energy, Natrx…
Aug 7 · ♥ 13
The 8th Annual NCWF Wildlife Photo Contest is still open for submissions!
Aug 6 · ♥ 52
For wildlife, crossing a highway isn't a choice.
Aug 4 · ♥ 63
Roads help connect our communities, but they can divide wildlife habitat.
Aug 3 · ♥ 18
July 2026
Tell us about your latest wildlife sighting in North Carolina!
Jul 30 · ♥ 18
Did you know Eastern North Carolina is home to some of the largest black bears ever…
Jul 28 · ♥ 37
Lights out?
Jul 27 · ♥ 30
👉 New date and time!
Jul 24 · ♥ 87 · North Carolina Wildlife Federation Essentials
🎥 New this year: Video entries!
Jul 24 · ♥ 19
Every native plant in the ground.
Jul 23 · ♥ 22
Looks friendly.
Jul 20 · ♥ 50
37 species.
Jul 16 · ♥ 32
Trick question
Jul 14 · ♥ 35
Guess who's awake and active?!
Jul 13 · ♥ 48
North Carolina Predator Resumes 📄 Every predator brings a different skill set.
Jul 9 · ♥ 88 · North Carolina Wildlife Federation Essentials
Move over, speed.
Jul 7 · ♥ 38
Turns out, there's more than one way to catch dinner.
Jul 6 · ♥ 62
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