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Coming Events
See a schedule of events for our Partner Organizations Read more
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Join Apex’s Pollinator Celebration: Community Event on June 27
Join the Town of Apex for its annual pollinator celebration, An Afternoon in the Garden, on June 27 from 3–5 p.m. at Apex Nature Park (2500 Evans Road). As a Bee… Read more
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Join the Town of Carrboro’s Climate and Environmental Advisory Commission (CEAC)
Carrboro stands at the forefront of environmental protection and climate action. We are seeking passionate experts to help shape our future. The Climate and Environmental Advisory Commission (CEAC) plays a vital role,… Read more
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Job opening – Hawbridge in Saxapahaw
Hawbridge in Saxapahaw, is looking for a horticulture teacher for grades 7-12. https://www.schoolspring.com/jobdetail?jobId=5637559 Read more
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Volunteer for Bats: Help Monitor Species in NC
NC Wildlife Resources Commission Community Science Program is looking for volunteers interested in helping with NABat (a bat acoustic monitoring survey) around Roxboro, NC. You will be acoustically recording their… Read more
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Moth event – June 6
Backyard Butterflies, a Hillsborough-based nonprofit dedicated to Lepidoptera education and community outreach, announces the return of the Hillsborough Moth Crawl on Saturday, June 6, 2026, from 8:30 PM to 11:30… Read more
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Webinar: Safe Mosquito Control Strategies
New Hope Bird Alliance is co-hosting with Toxic Free NC a webinar on Wednesday night regarding mosquito strategies. Please attend if possible and share through your networks. We are initiating… Read more
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Save All We Can Training: Chinese Wisteria
Last fall, NC-IPC held four Save All We Can trainings, covering plant identification, tool techniques and tips for organizing events. This year, we will hold more specialized trainings. On May 3rd,… Read more
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Tri-County Conservationists coming events
Pollinator Garden Renovation in Saxapahaw, Sun Apr 19, 9-11amJoin us as we rebuild a pollinator garden at the Hawbridge Upper School in Saxapahaw. Tasks include weeding, transplanting, and dividing native perennials, and… Read more
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Join Oak Crest’s Habitat Restoration Tour
The Oak Crest community in Chapel Hill has been actively restoring habitat by removing invasive plant species and allowing the native seed bank to restore the site naturally. The native… Read more
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