What Happens to Orphaned Black Bear Cubs in North Carolina?

What Happens to Orphaned Black Bear Cubs in North Carolina?

An Overview of the Wildlife Commission’s Black Bear Cub Rehab Program

Spring is finally here and, in addition to milder temperatures and budding trees, black bears have emerged from their dens and are becoming more active. This is also the time of year when black bear cubs may get separated from their mother as the family group explores . . . READ MORE

Tuesday, April 21, 2020/Author: NCWRC blogger/Number of views (6326)/Comments (0)/

Wildlife Commission Presents Outdoor Scavenger Hunt

Wildlife Commission Presents Outdoor Scavenger Hunt

Looking for a fun and engaging way for youth and adults to get outdoors? Participate in our short scavenger hunt for local plants and wildlife. READ MORE

Friday, April 3, 2020/Author: NCWRC blogger/Number of views (17747)/Comments (0)/

COVID-19 Safety Tips for Boating, Fishing and Hunting

COVID-19 Safety Tips for Boating, Fishing and Hunting

Springtime is in full swing - The fish are biting, the temperature is heating up and the turkeys will soon be gobbling. Getting out into the woods or on the water can be a welcomed escape for adults and children, and can be done safely if you follow social distancing guidelines: staying six feet away from other people, washing hands or using hand sanitizer and coughing into your elbow. To help you stay safe, we urge anglers, boaters and hunters to also follow these best management practices. Read More

Tuesday, March 31, 2020/Author: NCWRC blogger/Number of views (4707)/Comments (0)/

Wildlife Officers Recognized for Efforts Against Drug and Alcohol Use

Wildlife Officers Recognized for Efforts Against Drug and Alcohol Use

Two officers from the Commission’s law enforcement division were recently recognized for their exemplary work. READ MORE

Thursday, December 19, 2019/Author: NCWRC blogger/Number of views (3093)/Comments (0)/

NC NWTF Partnership Provides More Hunters Access, Improved Wildlife Habitat and Hunter Recruitment

NC NWTF Partnership Provides More Hunters Access, Improved Wildlife Habitat and Hunter Recruitment

The North Carolina chapter of the National Wild Turkey Federation has had a long and successful partnership with the N.C. Wildlife Resources Commission. Since 2016, we have been able to deepen this already great partnership through the fundraising support of our members throughout the state. Our relationships with Commission staff across the state have allowed us to make huge strides toward our state goals under our “Save the Habitat. Save the Hunt Initiative”. The three legs of this initiative . . . READ MORE

Tuesday, December 10, 2019/Author: NCWRC blogger/Number of views (3119)/Comments (0)/

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