Wildlife Diversity Program Staff | 4 |
Nest Side Story | 6 |
Monitoring Wood Storks and Tracking Nesting Outcomes | 7 |
Fifty Years of Monitoring Waterbirds – The North Carolina Colonial Waterbird Survey Celebrates a Milestone | 8 |
Listening for the Birds: 2026 Expansion of NCWRC’s Motus Wildlife Tracking Network | 10 |
First Indiana Bat Maternity Roost Found in 14 Years | 12 |
Mountain Woodrat Surveys Off to a Great Start | 13 |
Leatherback Sea Turtle Nesting in North Carolina | 14 |
Growing Our Bog Turtle Populations One Year at a Time: An Update On North Carolina’s Bog Turtle Headstart Program | 15 |
A Summer Opportunity | 16 |
Two Years Out – Eastern Hellbender Surveys in Hurricane-damaged Habitats | 17 |
New GatorWise Swag – Keeping Alligators Wild and People Safe | 18 |
Technical Assistance . | 19 |
Partners for Green Growth | 19 |
Conservation Partnerships | 19 |
Cooperative Land Conservation | 20 |
NCWRC Resilience Strategy | 21 |
Beach Nourishment Activities | 21 |
Aquatic Organism Passage/Culvert Assessment | 21 |
Wildlife Crossing Activities | 22 |
Helene Division Assistance/Coordination | 22 |
Spring and Summer 2026 Updates from the Foothills Aquatic Wildlife Diversity Region | 23 |
Cape Fear Shiner (Miniellus mekistocholas) Broodstock Collections in the Deep River Subbasin | 24 |
Update on the Status of Sharphead Darter Following Hurricane Helene | 24 |
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