Wildlife
There are many different species of wildlife and each species has specific habitat requirements. This series of publications provide information for anyone interested in learning more about wildlife and wildlife management. Select the publication you want to read. Many of the publications are in pdf file format and are available free for downloading. A free pdf reader can be downloaded from Adobe.
- Bats (WWW-21)
- Black Bear (WWW-10)
- Bobwhite Quail (WWW-08)
- Cottontail Rabbit (WWW-07)
- Developing Wildlife-Friendly Pine Plantations (WON-38)
- Endangered Species (WWW-01)
- Gray Squirrel (WWW-02)
- Herbaceous Plants for Wildlife (WWW-24)
- Low Cost Habitat Improvements (WWW-18)
- Managing Beaver Ponds (WWW-23)
- Managing Edges for Wildlife (WWW-15)
- Mourning Dove (WWW-12)
- Owls (WWW-22)
- Pools for Amphibians (WWW-19)
- Raccoon (WWW-11)
- Ruffed Grouse (WWW-09)
- Snags and Downed Logs (WWW-14)
- Songbirds (WWW-04)
- Using Fire to Improve Wildlife Habitat (AG-630)
- White-Tailed Deer (WWW-03)
- Wild Turkey (WWW-05)
- Wild Turkey Management (WON-11)
- Wildlife and Forest Stewardship (WON-27)
- Wildlife Terms (WWW-13)
- Wood Duck (WWW-06)
- Woodland Wildlife Nest Boxes (WWW-17)
OTHER LINKS
- Amphibians and Reptiles of North Carolina
- Bat Conservation International
- Going Native: Urban Landscaping for Wildlife with Native Plants
- Natural Resources Conservation Service
- North Carolina Museum of Natural Sciences
- North Carolina Birding Trail
- North Carolina Partners in Flight
- North Carolina State University Fisheries Extension and Aquaculture Extension
- North Carolina Wildlife Resources Commission
- North Carolina Wildlife Resource Commission –Green Growth Toolbox
- US Fish and Wildlife Service