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Affordable, one-of-a-kind wildlife-related gifts are just a click away. The N.C. Wildlife Resources Commission offers gifts for hunters, anglers, birders and other outdoor enthusiasts who appreciate wildlife and would like to support the Wildlife Commission and its many projects and programs. Check out a few holiday gift ideas below! Visit our N.C. Wild Store for more gift ideas.

 


Purchase Tundra Swan T-shirt
Purchase Native Brook Trout License Plate
Purchase 2015 Wildlife Calendar
Subscribe to Wildlife in North Carolina Magazine
Boat Registration
For vessel registration/renewal inquiries contact vessels@ncwildlife.org
Licenses
For general license and lifetime license inquiries contact licenses@ncwildlife.org
Other
For enforcement, hunting/boating saftey, boading access areas, fisheries or wildlife management questions, Web site and/or other question or comments email wrcomments@ncwildlife.org
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Subscribe to Wildlife in North Carolina

 

Readers of Wildlife in North Carolina magazine enjoy exceptional color photography and great articles on hunting, fishing, natural areas, conservation and wildlife in every issue. Subscribers also receive special spring and fall outdoor guides, with the latest hunting, fishing and outdoors information. One-year subscriptions are $12 and three-year subscriptions are $30. Online subscriptions available here.

 

Learn About North Carolina's Wildlife

 

The Wildlife Commission operates four learning centers across the state, each ofwhich hosts seminars, workshops and activities throughout the year. Admission and most events are free. Families and groups can enjoy interactive exhibits and displays. Learn more at www.ncwildlife.org/learning.

 

Donate on N.C. State Tax Income Form to Keep N.C. Wild

 

Help keep North Carolina wild when completing a N.C. State Income tax form this taxseason by donating to the Nongame and Endangered Wildlife Fund. Your donation will help the N.C. Wildlife Resources Commission conduct research, conservation and monitoring work that benefits animals not hunted or fished —animals such as songbirds, sea turtles, eagles, salamanders, frogs, turtles and bats.

 

Purchase a Wildlife Plate & Support Conservation