Lake Norman Wildlife Conservationists
Welcome to the Lake Norman Wildlife Conservationists (LNWC) web site. We are a chapter of the North Carolina Wildlife Federation (NCWF) - a community based organization established for the purposes of environmental education, appreciation of wildlife and natural history, and conservation of wildlife habitat and natural resources. |
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Vision Statement
“The Vision of the Lake Norman Wildlife Conservationists is to protect and enhance the natural resources and wildlife habitats of the greater Lake Norman area, for all to enjoy.”
Projects, Programs, Events and Opportunities
Global Declines of Insects
Come join us on March 10th, 7:00 PM, at the Mooresville Public Library as we discuss the global decline of insects. Dr. Christopher Paradise will provide an informational presentation on global declines in insect diversity and abundance, and on the subsequent cascading effects in food webs and ecosystems.
Call for Volunteers
Many have asked "How can I help LNWC?" Now is your chance. We have several projects where volunteers are needed. These projects include working the gardens of the Butterfly Highway, relocating Purple Martin houses, and plantings for Shoreline Stabilization. To sign up and/or find out more details, click on button below.
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Hunters Offering Others FoodLNWC Hunters Offering Other's Food (HOOF) Program brings together farmers, sportsmen and community groups to sustainably manage white-tailed deer, reduce deer damage to crops, increase local farm and community revenue and provide hunter-harvested venison to local food banks and shelters.
Join Our Leadership TeamLNWC is seeking leaders to help us protect and enhance wildlife habitat in the Lake Norman region. There are a wide variety of opportunities available, ranging from leading a Bird House Build to building community support! Want to help? Contact President Terry Marr at terry.marr@lnwc.org
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Loon Boat Tour
The loons have returned to Lake Norman and we would like to invite you to join us on a boat tour to observe these fascinating birds. We have scheduled a 9:30 AM tour on Saturday; Feb. 29th. These boat tours, which are free, will last approximately 1.5 hours. Participants must register.
Educational Programs
Programs, presentations, outdoor walking or boat tours are given periodically for the purposes of environmental education, appreciation of wildlife and natural history, and conservation of wildlife habitat and natural resources.
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