Wildlife Species | Orange County, NC
WEBVarious species profiles and coexisting with wildlife information is provided by the NC Wildlife Resources Commission (NCWRC): Coyotes; Bats; Raccoons; Bears; Gray fox; …
Game Lands Maps | NC Wildlife
WEBSearch game lands by county or address, filter by species or facilities. Download game land maps or print an area of interest. View and Download Game Land PDF Maps* on your phone, tablet or computer
Wildlife | Orange County, NC
WEBView information about the species that can be encountered around Orange County from the North Carolina Wildlife Resources Commission. Find information about wildlife in …
WEBThe initial Inventory of Natural Areas and Wildlife Habitat of Orange County, North Carolina was completed by Dawson Sather and Stephen Hall in 1988. The report identified 64 sites that were described to be the most significant of the many locations visited during the course of this survey.
NCWRC Game Lands - NCPAWS.org
WEBThe interactive Game Lands Map has been developed to assist game land users in finding game lands and related information in their area. The map boundaries and supplemental information presented here are approximate and should not be …
Maps and Data Portal | Orange County, NC - Orange County, North Carolina
WEBMaps and Data Portal. The Census Bureau collects American Community Survey data from a sample of the population in the United States and Puerto Rico-rather than from the whole population. All ACS data are survey estimates.
Orange County - Piedmont Wildlife Center
WEBThis 152 acre Orange County park contains picturesque creeks, hiking trails, historic buildings, and a fishing pond that make this location a special spot to come for Piedmont …
NCWRC Maps - NCPAWS.org
WEBInteractive Maps Provided by the North Carolina Wildlife Resources Commission. Boating Access Areas. Find free and 24-hour public boat ramps operated by the Agency and its partners. Contact Land and Water Access at 919-707-0150 for more information. Fishing Areas & Trout Waters.
Pee Dee National Wildlife Refuge | U.S. Fish & Wildlife Service
WEBSituated along the Pee Dee River in North Carolina, Pee Dee National Wildlife Refuge includes 8,500 acres, and has a diverse landscape. The distinct habitats include bottomland hardwood forests, pine forests, mixed pine-hardwood forests, croplands, old fields, wetlands and open waters.
WEBNorth Carolina Special Concern. Any species of wild animal native or once native to North Carolina that is de-termined by the Wildlife Resources Commission to require monitoring but that may be taken under regulations adopted under the provisions of Article 25.
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