Courthouse Wildlife Field Project in the Pisgah National Forest
https://www.transylvaniatimes.com/news/collaborative-effort-creates-wildlife-habitat/article_3f21df50-2628-11ed-8262-4779af08f4b0.html. On May, 31 2022, The North Carolina Wildlife Habitat Foundation provided $15,000 to the Pisgah Conservancy, a 501 c 3 nonprofit organization, for the Courthouse Wildlife Field Project in the Pisgah National Forest in Transylvania County. The project consisted of clearing 3 acres of fully forested field in order to create habitat for a […]
Causey Farm Wildlife Habitat Study
On August 15, 2022, the North Carolina Wildlife Habitat Foundation provided $25,000 to the Greensboro Science Center to study Wildlife Habitat at our Conservation Easement Causey Farm. The Causey Farm Conservation Easement is located in Liberty, North Carolina and consists of 60 acres of wildlife habitat rehabilitated by Restoration Systems. The study seeks to determine […]
Payne Branch Tract Acquisition
April 17, 2024: The NCWHF contributed $25,000 toward the National Wild Turkey Federation’s project to acquire a 209-acre Payne Branch Tract in Forsyth / Stokes Counties. This project will enable permit hunts for deer and turkey in an underserved region in our state
City of New Bern Broad Street Public Fishing Pier
Previous Next On April 17, 2024, our Trustee and Project Committee Member Rocky Carter presented the City of New Bern Broad Street Public Fishing Pier Project to the North Carolina Wildlife Habitat Foundation Board of Directors as a unique opportunity for the general public to access the Neuse River. The North Carolina Wildlife […]
Restoring the Game Lands on the Upper Roanoke River along Pollock’s Ferry in Halifax County
Previous Next The North Carolina Wildlife Habitat Foundation (NCWHF) is thrilled to announce the official completion of a Public-Private Partnered Project with Bass Pro Shops and Cabela’s Outdoor Fund Team, the North Carolina Wildlife Resource Commission (NCWRC) and The Nature Conservancy (TNC) to Restore the Game Lands on the Upper Roanoke River along Pollock’s Ferry […]
Cape Lookout Coast Guard Station Restoration
On January 7, 2026, the NCWHF contributed $10,000 to the Cape Lookout Foundation’s Project to restore the former Cape Lookout Coast Guard Station so that it may serve as a place of education and recreation welcoming any and all people open to learning about and enjoying the natural wonders of the Cape Lookout National Seashore.
Armstrong Creek Riparian Buffer Planting along the NCWRC Owned and Operated Fish Hatchery in Marion, NC
On January 7, 2026: The NCWHF contributed $25,000 to Trout Unlimited’ s project to restore riparian buffers on the NCWRC’s owned and operated Fish Hatchery on a 2.3 mile stretch along Armstrong Creek in Marion, NC. Environmental Benefits Include: Trout Unlimited will plant native trees to restore riparian buffers to: -Stabilize stream banks -Shade surface […]
License Tag
Click Here to order your plate now! If you love wildlife, you can help wildlife conservation by purchasing a North Carolina Wildlife Habitat Foundation license plate from the NCDMV.
NCWHF Supports Save Tuckertown Campaign
On May 12, 2026, The North Carolina Wildlife Habitat Foundation (NCWHF) joined Three Rivers Land Trust in the effort to Save Tuckertown, nearly 4,000-acres of vital wildlife habitat situated along the Yadkin River in Davidson, Montgomery, Rowan, and Stanly counties. The NCWHF contributed $40,000 toward the purchase of the highest-priority tract as determined by […]