The North Carolina Wildlife Action Plan is intended to provide a foundation for State and Federal agencies and other conservation partners to think strategically about their individual roles and coordinate prioritizing conservation efforts throughout the state. The current deadline to evaluate and revise the plan is October 2015.
North Carolina’s revision process began with the September 2010 Climate Impacts Workshop held in Raleigh and continued with five regional workshops held during early 2011. You can find more information about these workshops under the “Related Information” menu.
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Help Us Now: Help us incorporate strategies and recommendations for addressing impacts to fish and wildlife species, including climate change.
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- We are forming a Stakeholder Advisory Committee to review and comment on draft habitat vulnerability assessment reports written by the N.C. Natural Heritage Program. If you would like to participate, complete a volunteer form by clicking on the button.
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Help Us Later: Participate in future opportunities to review and comment on a variety of other topics, including species of greatest conservation need statewide conservation needs and priorities, and adaptive management strategies.
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If you have questions or need more information, contact Cindy Carr, Wildlife Action Plan Coordinator.