NC Wildlife Action Plan depends on donations from the public like you to fully fund conservation projects like restoring gopher frog ponds or propagating dwarf wedgemussel. NCWRC already accepts contributions through state tax donations and a nongame plate, but falls short each year. Efforts through NC WORF help WRC secure the additional funds needed to fully fund these valuable projects.

No project is too small. Until RAWA passage, wildlife conservation work for pollinators and plants do not have secure or consistent funding. Sustainable habitats rely on both pollinators and plants.

WRC relies on state funds or competitive grants to support a statewide projects that have no reliable source of funding. Donations made to NC WORF provide needed matching dollars to obtain the funding for projects like these. Your donations could ensure these projects continue and provide valuable conservation information.

Southeast Bee Atlas Pollinator Conservation

Terrestrial Snail Conservation Blue Ridge Snorkel Trail

Habitat Restoration Red Spruce Restoration

Angola Bay Restoration Regional Aquatic Habitat Support

Longleaf Pine Restoration Terrapin Tally

Bog Turtle Conservation

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If you would like to learn more:

Wildlife Action Plan

2022 WRC Research Annual Report