To guide and promote the conservation and management of wildlife resources throughout North Carolina.
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NCTWS Mentoring Program
NCTWS has a mentoring program to serve as a developmental tool for students in Fisheries and Wildlife. This program will allow students to coordinate with professionals working in the field of fisheries or wildlife and gain insight into careers and pathways that may be in their future. Contact Donna MacLennan for more details.
Welcome
The North Carolina Chapter of The Wildlife Society was founded in 1983 and is an association of wildlife professionals from all backgrounds. Members of the Chapter come from state and federal agencies, universities, private industry, private conservation organizations, and other natural resource agencies. The membership consists of wildlife professionals and students involved in research, management, education, administration, and other disciplines.
For information from our parent organization about professional certification, membership, policies, publications, working groups, and other chapters visit The Wildlife Society home page.
Mission Statement
The North Carolina Chapter of The Wildlife Society seeks to provide a forum for wildlife professionals and others to interact to improve wildlife conservation and management while fostering high professional standards and ethics for its members. It will strive to be an acknowledged source of current scientific information and expertise, and act as a collective voice on matters relating to wildlife biology, management, education, and policy.