Wildlife Diversity Program Quarterly Report for April–June 2026
Motus stations being installed in 2026 under the NCWRC-USFS Good Neighbor Authority Motus agreement. Click Motus Station IDs for more information and to check for detections during fall migration.
Station
National Forest
Ranger District
Motus Station ID
16252 16253 16254 16260 16156 16283
Frying Pan Cowee Bald
Pisgah
Pisgah
Nantahala Nantahala Nantahala Croatan Uwharrie
Nantahala Nantahala Tusquittee Croatan Uwharrie Appalachian Appalachian Grandfather
Wine Spring Bald
Panther Top
Croatan
Buck Mountain Roan Mountain Camp Creek Bald
Pisgah Pisgah Pisgah
Pending installation Pending installation Pending installation Pending installation Pending authorization
Dobson Knob
Huckleberry/Oak Kb
Nantahala
Cheoah
Mt Mitchell (NC State Parks)
Pisgah coverage
Appalachian coverage
CLAYTON GIBB/NCWRC
Top: NCWRC’s partner, Garrett Rhyne, Southeast Motus Coordinator with the American Bird Conservancy, assembles a Motus station on the USFS Air Quality build- ing at Frying Pan Mountain in Haywood County. Bottom: Garrett hauls his mobile Motus workshop all over the Southeastern US to install stations.
Western NC Motus network showing 2026 installations through the USFS Good Neighbor Au- thority (GNA) Motus agreement and existing stations. Stations coded yellow, green and blue are registered under the North Carolina Wildlife Resources Commission Motus project #588 on Motus.org .
CLAYTON GIBB/NCWRC
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