NCWF ORGANIZATION OVERVIEW
- NCWF
is North Carolina’s largest wildlife enthusiast conservation group with
60 years experience, 12,000 general members, and 23 affiliated sportsmens
clubs in all regions of North Carolina.
- NCWF
is North Carolina’s only statewide, non-partisan, science-based group
representing this unique and substantial segment of the population.
- Our
mission is to advocate for all North Carolina wildlife and its habitat
- Our
goal is to have every acre where possible in North Carolina, managed, or
better managed for wildlife.
- We
work in four program areas: Land Stewardship, Water Resources, Wildlife
Conservation, and Resource-based Recreation.
- In
each program area, specific NCWF projects bring to bear the organization’s
strengths of advocacy, education, grassroots and grasstops mobilization,
and policy expertise.
- Our
project efforts within these four program areas take place in rural and
urban communities across the state. Our projects involve volunteers,
schools, places of worship, businesses, industrial sites, our affiliates,
and wildlife enthusiast groups of all kinds and sizes.
- We
engage and educate these groups in the hands-on advocacy for, and
conservation of, their local natural resources, and of landscape-scale
natural resources as well.
- Our 12
professional staff work from two offices, Raleigh and Charlotte. They are
trained in policy and legislative work, program development, volunteer
management, and coalition building.
- By
design, our Board of Directors represents all nine Wildlife Resource
Commission Districts across North Carolina.