View ForestHer NC Webinar Recordings on Managing for Wildlife
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The ForestHer NC Workshop Series went virtual for its four-part series on Managing for Wildlife in the fall of 2020. The webinars were all recorded and are now available for viewing.
Webinar #1: Birding by Sight and Sound
Aimee Tomcho, Audubon North Carolina
Webinar #2: Invasive Plants and Native Landscaping for Wildlife
Margaret Fields, The Nature Conservancy
Debbie Roos, N.C. Cooperative Extension, Chatham County Center
Webinar #3: Managing Woods and Fields for Wildlife
Deanna Noble, NC Wildlife Resources Commission
Gabriela Garrison, NC Wildlife Resources Commission
Webinar #4: Human-Wildlife Interactions and Identifying Wildlife by Tracks, Markings, and Scat
Falyn Owens, NC Wildlife Resources Commission
Becky Skiba, NC Wildlife Resources Commission
Click here to view the recordings.
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ForestHer NC is sponsored by conservation organizations including the NC Wildlife Resources Commission, U.S Forest Service, N.C. Tree Farm Program, N.C. Forest Service, N.C. Cooperative Extension, Audubon North Carolina, USDA Wildlife Services, Wild Turkey Federation, and the Sustainable Forestry and Land Retention Project.