NC Wildlife Resources Commission will host a virtual wildlife enforcement officer recruitment event on Wednesday, April 12 at 7:00 p.m. Zoom registration link: bit.ly/3U2rSEq During this event, NC Wildlife Law Enforcement Officers will give a presentation on the duties and responsibilities of their positions, including the application process. After the presentation there will be a Q&A session to ask questions or gain additional information about a Career in NC Wildlife Law Enforcement. Applicat

Since 1937, Wildlife in North Carolina magazine has been dedicated to covering the conservation of North Carolina's wildlife. The award-winning publication now offers a digital edition, which will allow readers to access the magazine on their computers, tablets and mobile devices. Check out a free preview of our "75 Years of Conservation" article (and subscribe!) at: bit.ly/2LThnOR | NC Wildlife Resources Commission

Earlier this week, the NC Wildlife Resources Commission successfully released yearling bears that had been brought in as orphaned cubs during 2020. These rehabilitated young bears, released in both the mountains and Coastal Plain, can now thrive and be a part of our restored bear population. To learn more about our 40 year cub rehabilitation program: bit.ly/3cCztme Video courtesy of Ashley Hobbs. | NC Wildlife Resources Commission

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