Copperheads are North Carolina’s most populous venomous snake. Here’s when and where you’re most likely to encounter one.

From bald eagles to indigo buntings, this county park near Raleigh has some of the best birdwatching in North Carolina.

Skywatch says each of them will go through tens-of-thousands of bugs during their time with them. The group is asking for ...

The Wildlife Commission has put together a management plan designed to protect these once common “feathered mice”.

Both like sand and being at the coast. But sometimes humans and birds find it hard to share the beach. How Audubon NC is looking to help both coexist.

Davidson County residents who love birds are invited to take part in the North Carolina Bird Atlas for Big Atlas Weekend 2025.

According to SkyWatch, 96% of terrestrial bird species raise their babies on bugs, making bugs the organization’s biggest ...

A public comment period is open on a proposed management plan that seeks to rebuild the once-abundant birds' numbers by ...

The first phase began on Nun Street and continued north to Ann Street, and finishing touches are currently taking place near ...

The blue and green beauty was spotted in North Raleigh and could be part of a trio abandoned in Wake Forest. NC has also seen emus and cobras on the loose.

Recycling Was My Routine—Until I Learned What It Really Does to the Planet Mercedes-AMG E63 S 4MATIC+ vs Lamborghini ...

John Deem covers climate change and the environment in the Triad and Northwest North Carolina. His work is funded by a grant from the 1Earth Fund and the Z. Smith Reynolds Foundation. 336-727-7204 ...