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Metal grate running across a road with adjacent ground covered in straw.

Wildlife Management

NCDOT Helps Ensure Safe Passage for Wetland Animals

Two people standing in a forest looking up, one using binoculars

Wildlife Management

Snapshot: Applying a Gentle Touch to Improving Habitat for an Endangered Flying Squirrel

Flowering plants in front of an office building

Habitat Restoration

Service Creates a Home for Pollinators in Asheville, N.C.

Group of people walking along a dirt road past conifer trees and a scenic vista

Habitat Restoration

Snapshot: Experts Come Together to Develop Strategy for Red Spruce Restoration

Compartmentalized trays holding soil and young trees

Habitat Restoration

Snapshot: Red Spruce Propagation Lays the Foundation for Forest Restoration

Canoe Creek clubshell mussel in the palm of a hand with a creek in the background.

Endangered Species Act

Rare Alabama Mussel Now Federally Protected as Endangered, along with Critical Habitat

Person standing on a river bank beneath a bridge watching a crew working on a catwalk

Endangered Species Act

Roosting structures for endangered bats installed on French Broad River bridges

large snake crawling on pine straw

Endangered Species Act

Five-Year Status Reviews for 35 Southeastern Species

Several adults in a semi-circle, listening to one person sitting on a truck tailgate

Endangered Species Act

Charlotte, N.C.-Area Workshop Teaches Community Members About Mussels

Crab at waters end in the sand

A conservation love story: married Service couple spends weekends volunteering for wildlife

Endangered Species Act

Snapshot: Abandoned Mine Lays the Foundation for Rare Bat Recovery

Two people, back-to-back, planting in cleared soil

Habitat Restoration

Snapshot: Pollinator Garden Installed in Asheville's River Arts District