Wildlife Meetups near Raleigh, North Carolina - Wildlife Meetups

1.5 miles away in Raleigh, NC

123 GROWers

GROW: Greater Raleigh Outdoors and Wildlife

Jun 2

Rain Barrel Workshops

Saturday 1:00 PM
at Lake Crabtree County Park in Morrisville, No

**This is a Wake Parks & Rec event** Session times: 1 p.m., 2 p.m., 3 p.m., 4 p.m. Build your own rain barrel!… Read more

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GROW (Greater Raleigh Outdoors & Wildlife) is a local chapter of the North Carolina Wildlife Federation. Our mission is to protect and enhance the natural resources and wildlife habitats for all to enjoy. GROW events are a perfect combination of light exercise in the outdoors and helping your community's wildlife and natural habitats. Annual activities include a Canoe- and Kayak-a-Thon (all skill levels welcome, boats provided), two Adopt-a-Stream cleanups at Walnut Creek, Arbor Day tree planti …

Environment, nature-lovers, Birdwatching, Wildlife Conservation, Conservation, Work with Wildlife, Wildlife Preservation, Urban Wildlife Habitat, Local Wildlife, Nature Walks, Wildlife, Birds, Outdoor Recreation, Outdoors, Backyard Wildlife Habitats
9.3 miles away in Raleigh, NC

231 Environmentalists

Wake Audubon Birdwatching and Environmental Meetup

May 18

Lunch Break Hawk Walks 11:30 - 1:00

Friday 11:30 AM
at Bicentennial Mall in Raleigh, NC

Lunch Break Hawk Walks sponsored by the Wake Audubon Society 11:30am-1:00pm Friday, May 18th Future: Tuesday, May 22nd, Friday, May 25th Also Firs… Read more

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This group enjoys local (and regional) trips to see wildlife in the Raleigh, Wake County area of North Carolina. We focus on birdwatching, and we enjoy teaching anyone who is new to birding. We welcome visitors to the area who want to attend our trips. We also volunteer for various events, including river cleanups, prairie management at local parks, nestbox maintenance, helping with events at various parks and museums, and "citizen science" projects (such as Christmas Bird Count and Gr …

Birdwatching, Environment, Conservation, Bird Identification, Local Wildlife, Backyard Wildlife Habitats, Wildlife Conservation, Nature Walks, Children and Nature, Outdoors, Outdoor Recreation, Environmental Awareness
21.4 miles away in Durham, NC

30 Participants

Piedmont Naturalist Studies & Skills

May 19

Wild Basketry

Saturday 9:00 AM
at Leigh Farm Park in Durham, NC

Join us to learn as much about the art of wild basket-weaving as we can fit into four hours.… Read more

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Piedmont Wildlife Center’s programs explore natural history, survival skills, and aboriginal studies, with a focus on the Piedmont area. These weekend programs are adult-oriented but we welcome people of all ages who have a deep interest in learning.

Environmental Education, nature-lovers, Wilderness Survival, Botany, Primitive Skills, Wilderness Survival Skills, Nature Education, Local Wildlife, Wild Edible Plant Recognition, Animal Tracking, Wildcrafting and Growing Herbs
14.4 miles away in Clayton, NC

183 Hiking/Nature Enthusiasts

The Clayton Hiking Meetup Group

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In this group the emphasis will be on exploring and studying the landscape. We will observe plant and animal signs, edible and medicinal plants, animal habits, and animal and human tracking. The pace will be slow to moderate. We will study each area, noting wildlife travel lanes, eating habits and dominant plants. We would very much welcome anyone who specializes in any nature based study such as birding, insects, mushrooms, plants, animals, or any other related study. We would also very much li …

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