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2016 Wetland Treasures

2016 Wetland Treasures:

  • Antioch Bay (Hoke County, NC)
  • Francis Beidler Forest (Dorchester County, SC)
  • Green Swamp (Brunswick County, NC)
  • Mason Farm Wetlands (Orange County, NC))
  • Phelps Lake Shoreline (Washington County, NC)

Video of Green Swamp Preserve

 

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Carolina Wetlands Association

5 hours ago

Carolina Wetlands Association
It’s #NationalInvasiveSpeciesAwarenessWeek!Feral swine (Sus scrofa) are among the most destructive invasive species in North Carolina. They first brought to the southern U.S. in the 1500s by early explorers and settlers as a reliable source of food. In the 1900s, the Eurasian or Russian wild boar was introduced for sport hunting.Because feral swine are opportunistic feeders and omnivorous, they will eat just about anything. While foraging, feral swine use their snouts to root into and turn up the soil. Federal agriculture officials say feral swine cause an estimated $1.5 billion a year in damages to agricultural and developed lands across the U.S.Feral swine are also known to carry at least 30 diseases and nearly 40 parasites that can be transmitted to humans, pets, livestock and other wildlife. (Source: NC State University)#invasivespecies #biology #biodiversity #invasive #ecology #wetlands #NISAW #NISAW2021 ...
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Carolina Wetlands Association

1 day ago

Carolina Wetlands Association
For anyone interested in growing milkweed for our Monarch friends. ...

Habitat at Home: Growing Milkweed | Conserving Carolina

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In this month's Habitat at Home we will give you some tips for growing milkweed from seed, so that you might see some monarchs in your backyard.
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