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704 846 4003
David Lutton
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MATTHEWS DILWORTH COFFEE
110 Matthews Station
704 321 1544
Elgin Kenna
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Mecklenburg County created an extensive list of native plants, their soil and light requirements and what they provide for wildlife. Feel free to download these files to your computer
Native Tree List.xls
Native Flower List.xls
Native Shrub List.xls
Native Grass List.xls
Native Plants Available from Southern Styles Nursery, Charlotte
southern style nursery plant list.doc
Invasive Plants of North Carolina
Meck County Invasive list and native alternatives.doc
Downloadable guidelines on how to attract bats and where to put your bat house from Bat Conservation International
batsattracting.pdf
bathousecriteria.pdf
Wildlife Action Plan
Implementing the NC Wildlife Action Plan.doc
Mecklenburg County created an extensive list of native plants, their soil and light requirements and what they provide for wildlife. Feel free to download these files to your computer
Native Tree List.xls
Native Flower List.xls
Native Shrub List.xls
Native Grass List.xls
Native Plants Available from Southern Styles Nursery, Charlotte
southern style nursery plant list.doc
Invasive Plants of North Carolina
Meck County Invasive list and native alternatives.doc
Downloadable guidelines on how to attract bats and where to put your bat house from Bat Conservation International
batsattracting.pdf
bathousecriteria.pdf
Wildlife Action Plan
Implementing the NC Wildlife Action Plan.doc
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Click here to learn how to register your Backyard Habitat with NC Wildlife and National Wildlife Federations
FAITH Application.doc
WAIT Application for Certification.doc
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Leslie
Website Directions
Take I-85 South toward Gastonia
Exit onto Edgewood Rd (Exit 13) head South
Turn West onto 74/29
Turn South onto Sparrow Springs Rd.
At the split, stay to the right for the Visitor center
MapQuest Directions
Take I-85 toward Gastonia
Take Edgewood Rd exit, Exit 13 toward Bessemer City (.2 mi)
Turn Left onto Edgewood Rd. (.7 mi)
Turn right onto Kings Mtn Hwy/W Franklin Blvd/US-29/US-74W (1.8 mi)
Turn left onto sparrow Springs Rd (2.5 mi)
Turn right to stay on Sparrow Springs Rd (.6 mi)
Turn right onto State Park Ln.) (.2 mi)
Turn right onto Park Office Ln.
Estimated Distance3 from Matthews: 49 miles, approximately 60 minute drive
Leslie
Looks like you have some personal groomers there in your picture. Please check out the "Events" section and make plans to attend the next OWLS chapter meeting. I hope you find this nature network helpful in connecting with wildlife and wild places.
-Ernie