Cape Fear Arch

A Collaborative Voice for Nature

The Cape Fear Arch is a special geologic feature stretching from Cape Lookout, NC to Cape Romain, SC that contains nationally significant animal and plant communities.

Created in 2006, the Cape Fear Arch Conservation Collaboration is a partnership of organizations and individuals interested in protecting this region while balancing the needs of man and nature.

Its mission is to develop and implement a community conservation vision to build awareness, protection and stewardship of the region’s important natural resources.

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1st Quarter Meeting, 2017

  • Pender County Co-Op Extension 801 South Walker Street Burgaw, NC, 28425 United States (map)

Please join us for our first meeting of 2017! This will be another joint effort by the Cape Fear Arch and Onslow Bight Conservation Forum.  

Location: Pender County Co-op Extension Service 801 S Walker St, Burgaw, NC 28425

Agenda

10:00 - Welcome & Introductions

10:15 - Update on Hofmann Forest, Dr. Mary Watzin,  Dean of College of Natural Resources,  NCSU and Tony Doster, Resource Management Service,  LLC.

11:00 - Old-Growth Cypress Forest Research, Dr. David Stahle, Tree-Ring Lab,  U. of Arkansas

Noon - Lunch  (Bring you own or $5 for Pizza)

1:00 - Report on a new Aquatic Invasive & recent Gopher Frog Surveys, Jeff Hall,  Herpetologist,  NC Wildlife Resources Commission

1:30 - Partner Updates

2:30 - Set next meeting dates and Adjourn

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Earlier Event: November 16
4th Quarter Meeting
Later Event: July 27
North Carolina Onslow Bight Conservation Forum Meeting

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