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Nancy DeVries's Discussions
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Nancy DeVries's Groups
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Master Composters
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Planting Partners
17 members
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Habitat Stewards
29 members
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Habitat and Wildlife K...
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Latest Activity
Hummingbird Morning in Matthews at Squirrel Lake Park
August 22, 2009 from 8:30am to 1pm
How fast does a hummingbird's heart beat?
How far can a hummingbird fly?
Where does a hummingbird nest?
How do we learn about our smallest birds?
Join Bill Hilton, of Hilton Pond Center for Piedmont Natural History, to hear about his amazing resea...
Incredible Journey of the Butterflies at Matthews Community Center
September 1, 2009 all day
Join us to watch this award winning NOVA program on the amazing migration of the Monarch Butterflies from Mexico to Canada and back. And learn how you can help these amazing butterflies on their journey! The meeting is free and open to everyone.
Dr. Doug Tallamy--Bringing Nature Home--In Charlotte! at Pease Auditorium-CPCC Downtown
July 21, 2009 from 7pm to 9pm
“Gardening in this crowded world carries both moral and
ecological responsibilities that we can no longer ignore.”
HAWK and the NC Native Plant Society Present:
Dr. Doug Tallamy, author of Bringing Nature Home: How Native Plant Sustain Wildlife i...
Our mission is to promote wise and sustainable management of natural resources through responsible stewardship at the local level, working in partnership with individuals, neighborhoods, schools and community organizations.
Hummingbirds: From your yard to Costa Rica---And BACK! at Matthews Community Center
May 5, 2009 from 7pm to 8:30pm
Ruby-throated Hummingbirds, Archilochus colubris, breed from Florida north to Nova Scotia, across southern Canada almost to Alaska, and in the continental United States east of the Rockies. They overwinter in Central America as far south as the P...
Creating a Backyard Wildlife Habitat PART TWO at Matthews Community Center
April 7, 2009 from 7pm to 8:30pm
Landscape Designer and Habitat Steward, Mary Bures presents Part Two of our Creating a Backyard Wildlife Habitat Series. Site Analysis and Plant Selection: How to work with nature to create a wildlife habitat that is low maintenance, supports wild...
Hi! We have the Southern Flying Squirrel in Charlotte. I'm a NC Wildlife Rehabilitator and have rehabbed several of the cuties. The only way you are going to see them is if you watch your birdfeeders at night, as they are noturnal. The Northern Fl...
Comment Wall (8 comments)
- At 9:50pm on February 27, 2009,
Ernie McLaney said… - Nancy, I saw that they had added the second class and have signed up and sent my check in.
Thank you, I'm looking forward to it.
- At 2:12pm on July 4, 2008,
linda joy weinstein said… - Hey there! yes indeed! How are all your composting adventures going?
I have been a flake of late. My mom has not been doing well and I went back to work - both necessarily getting all my attention of late. I need to get back to what centers me..... - Lj
- At 1:55pm on July 4, 2008,
Ernie McLaney said…
- Nancy,
This link has the common and latin names for many native North Carolina Plants, including several varieties of Milkweed. You can download a copy or order a copy for about $1 from the NC Cooperative Extension Service: Landscaping for Wildlife with Native Plants. Good Luck! Let me know if you find any on your trip.
- At 8:36pm on June 30, 2008,
dhijana scott-harmony said… - I am getting a new batch of baby chicks- gold comets- great layers in mid July. Joan is taking 4. I am still waiting to hear from Carol B-J on how many she wants, and my massage therapist is taking some. There may be some left over in case you know someone interested in backyard chickens. Someday soon maybe we'll have our own tour d'coop like they have in Raleigh every year. Meanwhile, I spend most of my spare time in the garden or at the TailGate Market in SouthEnd on Saturday AM. We got the pond filled finally, and now are working on the stream/waterfall that links to it. After that the bog and finishing the landscaping around the whole system. It has been a long while coming, but will be beautiful and already a very popular spot with the millions of frogs toads and other water lovers. You should hear the chorus at night time around the 5 ponds we have on the property. BTW- when are you coming over? It is of course a work in progress, but how will you know how far we have come if you don't see it before it is finished. dhijana
- At 7:25pm on June 30, 2008,
dhijana scott-harmony said…
- Hi Nancy- Long time no see- looks like you will be at the Habitat Steward Training in Sept.- I will see you then I hope. dhijana
- At 7:07pm on June 30, 2008,
Nancy DeVries said…
- Thanks, Carol! It was great seeing you at WBU yesterday! You made me even more excited about the Habitat Steward Training than I already was!
Nancy
- At 6:50pm on June 30, 2008,
Ernie McLaney said…
- Welcome to the new site, Nancy!
I hope you find it useful and interesting and will visit often. There's lots of good information here.
Hope to see you at the September HAWK meeting!
-Ernie
- At 11:38am on June 30, 2008,
Carol Buie-Jackson said… - Welcome Nancy!
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NCWF has a new Website!
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
Is your yard certified?
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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