# 1998 Guide

publications:
The Green Book, Member Guide, Breaking New Ground, Songbook

workshops:
Sustainable Agriculture Conference (November), 4 annual  farm tours, 3 organic growing schools


workshops:
monthly training workshops for volunteers

events:
Adopt-A-Bird, Wild Wings, and Education Programs


publications:
NC Pulmonary Journal, Research Alert, Annual Report

workshops:
Indoor Air Quality: Asthma and Allergen Control, more


group name:
SOUTHERN APPALACHIAN HIGHLANDS CONSERVANCY, THE

publications:
Case Statement: The Highlands of Roan, Tax Incentives for Private Land Conservation

workshops:
guided hikes and photography workshops each summer

events:
Balds management and trail maintenance  (Summer)


publications:
Southern Exposure (quarterly magazine), 1991-1992 Green Index


publications:
"RememberingTillery"... A New Deal Resettlement Community


workshops:
various workshops through NC Recycling Association

events:
Big Sweep, Earth Day, Keep America Beautiful month


publications:
An Environmental Conservation Statement Regarding Phosphate Mining in North Carolina

workshops:
Riparian Conservation Techniques for Land Owners

events:
Tar River Fest in Rocky Mount (2nd week of June)


publications:
The Foot Print (monthly), The Web (quarterly)

workshops:
Teachers' Environmental Workshop, tree seminars, lectures on specific topics

events:
Glad Bag-A-Thon,  Arbor Day, Clean Streams Day (May),  Xmas tree/phone book recycling, March for Parks


publications:
The Venomous Snakes of NC (video), various color posters

events:
Reptile and Amphibian Day (March at NC State Museum)


group name:
LEAGUE OF WOMEN VOTERS OF CHARLOTTE- MECKLENBURG COUNTY

publications:
Study on Non-Partisan City Elections, Civics 101 material (local gov. info)

description1:
coalition with env. groups on local issues


publications:
audio-visual loan materials (see website)


events:
Bunny Day, Fitness Fiesta, Science Extravaganza, Snaketacular, Rock Festival, Insectaphobia, others


group name:
BLUE RIDGE ENVIRONMENTAL DEFENSE LEAGUE (BREDL)


events:
slide prsenetations, summer internships for undergrads, national forest monitoring


group name:
ENVIRONMENTAL AND CONSERVATION ORGANIZATION- HENDERSON COUNTY

events:
bike tours, heritage apple tree sale,  Xmas tree recycling, home garden tour, educational programs


events:
annual environmental scholarship for graduating high school seniors ($500)


publications:
brochures on events, trips, activites, and self-guided trail booklets

events:
Bird Seed Sale, Wildflower Sale, Halloween Safari


group name:
NATIONAL COMMITTEE FOR THE NEW RIVER, INC.


publications:
Ripples, Splish-Splash, Big Sweep posters, "Did You Kill This Whale?", Plus One Boating

events:
First Citizens Bank "Big Sweep" Event,annual international waterways litter cleanup


events:
Global and Field programs, various outings


publications:
Conservation Options, Living with Endangered Species, Protecting NC's Natural Heritage, more

workshops:
tax incentives/ land conservation for financial and estate planners/attorneys, "How to Save Land and Taxes Too"

events:
co-host seasonal events with local land trusts


publications:
Professional Green Building Guide, Resource Guide for Recycling Businesses


description-2:
public policy analysis, research & development


group name:
STUDENT ENVIRONMENTAL ACTION COALITION (SEAC) AT UNC-CH

workshops:
media, publicity, recruitment and facilitation training

description1:
social/env. impacts of large corporations


publications:
Conservation Plan for the Richland Creek Corridor


publications:
Talking Trash, Transportation Fact, The Good Durham School, People's Alliance - Barriers & Bridges Task Force

workshops:
The Growing Divide (workshop on inequality and roots of economic insecurities)


events:
public meetings on important issues, monthly board meetings


group name:
AUDUBON SOCIETY- ELISHA MITCHELL CHAPTER

events:
monthly programs on env. issues, bird walks and field trips


group name:
ENVIRONMENTAL QUALITY INSTITUTE  AT UNC-ASHEVILLE

publications:
lead leeching, water meters, filter faucets, water quality, lead contamination and exposure


publications:
pamphlets and brochures on personal and business waste recycling

workshops:
organics, enviroshopping, recycling, commercial waste reduction, waste reduction


group name:
RURAL ADVANCEMENT FOUNDATION INTERNATIONAL (RAFI - USA)

publications:
RAFI Communique, Sharing Food: Politics and the Loss of Genetic Diversity, Laws of Life


workshops:
free workshops throughout state on a variety of issues

events:
NC Environmental Education Certification Program (co-sponsored with NC Office of Env. Education)

description-2:
advocacy for increased statewide efforts in EE


events:
stream clean-up, state park maintenance,  Adopt-A-Highway, political action


group name:
STANLY CITIZENS OPPOSED TO TOXIC CHEMICAL HAZARDS


publications:
A Working Forest, A Landowner's Guide for Growing Longleaf in the Carolina Sandhills

events:
monthly outings/activities to natural areas, canoe trips, field trips, stewardship projects


events:
Big Sweep (September), Clean Sweep (April)


publications:
guidelines to schedule ecosystem studies with relevant organizations


publications:
Citizen's Guide to Commnity Appearance, fact sheets, technical reports

description1:
scenic highways, billboard and sign control


publications:
A Trail for Puc Puggy: Wildlife in North Carolina (1993)


workshops:
recycling and litter control, environmental preservation, water resource protection, waste reduction

events:
clean-up/litter-free festivals all during the year


publications:
Annual Report; Billboard Control Handbook, NC; Wetlands Manual, NC; Video: People, Pigs, & Politics


publications:
newspaper articles, various conference papers

events:
Big Sweep, hosts and provides speakers, monitoring of Cullasaja River, floatilla, NC Watershed Coalition


group name:
NORTH BUNCOMBE ASSOCIATION OF CONCERNED CITIZENS


publications:
research reports of UNCW marine scientist under contract


group name:
AMERICAN INSTITUTE OF ARCHITECTS- NC CHAPTER

publications:
North Carolina Architecture (member directory)


publications:
Solar & Renewable Energy Resources Directory, State Programs & Regulatory Policies for Renewable Energy

workshops:
Designing & Building a Solar Home, Passive Solar Guidelines: A Computer Workshop for Professionals, other workshops on active solar systems and photovoltaics

events:
"Solar Update" annually in the Fall; national solar home tours on a Sat. in mid-October


group name:
KAB- MCDOWELL COUNTY "MCDOWELL CLEAN COUNTY SYSTEM, INC."

publications:
"The Solution to McDowell Co. Litter Problem...", " Your Guide to McDowell Co.'s Solid Waste Handling"

events:
Big Sweep,  Annual Lake James Clean-up, KAB Month


group name:
CLEAN WATER FUND OF NC- ASHEVILLE OFFICE

workshops:
env. justice, env. enforcement issues, specific trainings as needed


workshops:
volunteer program (ongoing), 6-week internship program (vet. medicine, wildlife biology, etc.)

events:
volunteer parties (biannual), Annual Auction (November)


publications:
special publications on a per project basis

events:
statewide conservation and organizational meetings five times per year


publications:
several, on general environment, water quality, air quality, home waste disposal, and public policy


publications:
Greenways: A Guide to Planning, Design & Developmen,; Civil War Battlefield Guide, The Sustainable Use of Land

workshops:
NC Land Trust GIS Training, Land Conservation Strategies


group name:
NC WASTE AWARENESS AND REDUCTION NETWORK (NC WARN)

publications:
information sheets on environmental issues printed regularly


publications:
materials for self-guided tours of Ocracoke Island


newsletter name:
NC Wildflower Preservation Society News...

description1:
preservation and promotion of native plants


publications:
policy statements, testimonies, informational brochures on alternatives for homes, schools, etc.


group name:
DAVIE ENVIRONMENTAL AWARENESS LEAGUE (DEAL)


group name:
NC OCCUPATIONAL SAFETY AND HEALTH PROJECT (NCOSH)

publications:
Worker's Compensation Handbook, other publications on workplace safety and health

description1:
occupational health issues/injured workers org.


workshops:
land owner workshops (addressing land conservation options, watershed protection, etc.)

events:
hikes, canoe trips, and work days scheduled throughout the year


group name:
AMERICAN LIVESTOCK BREEDS CONSERVANCY, THE

publications:
A Conservation Breeding Handbook,  A Rare Breeds Album of American Livestock


workshops:
waste reduction campaign in campus eateries, recycling education, first-year environmental education

events:
Chalk for the Earth, Springfest Presentation, Groovefest co-sponsors, first-year student education presentations


events:
Bluff Mountain Music Festival (last Saturday in May at Hot Springs)


group name:
CATAWBA COUNTY HOUSEHOLD HAZARDOUS WASTE TASK FORCE

publications:
Hazardous Harry ('93), a 6th-grade education resource packet (for loan only)

workshops:
custom group workshops and presentations

events:
radio spots, hotline, Waste Education Center, permanent HHW collection facility development


workshops:
Spring and Fall garden workshops, apprenticeships, training programs


events:
spring outdoor event, Volunteer Day (Fall), Catawbash (Nov.)


workshops:
monthly seminars, clean-ups, class presentations, streamside surveys

events:
Naturelink, Storm Stencil, hosting other groups


group name:
CHATHAM COUNTY PREFERRED SITE LOCAL ADVISORY COMMITTEE

publications:
reports on proposed nuclear waste disposal site

description-2:
submit expert testimony and reports to state


workshops:
workshop before festival begins for volunteers and a training fair


events:
beautification projects, recycling, educational training


events:
Clean-ups (April), Annual Trash Fishing Tournament (June), Recycling Day, parades, Arbor Day


group name:
FOOTHILLS EQUESTRIAN NATURE CENTER (FENCE)

workshops:
Project Wild, Project Learning Tree, Project Wet


events:
March for Umstead (April), Umstead Festival


events:
Wildathon (annual fundraiser), seasonal bird counts and trail workdays, monthly field and StreamWatch trips


group name:
ENVIRONMENTAL RESOURCE PROGRAM (ERP) AT UNC-CHAPEL HILL

address-2:
University of North Carolina at Chapel Hill

publications:
Guide to NC's Environmental Groups, Sustainable Development in NC,  Preventing Childhood Lead Poisoning

workshops:
sustainable development roundtables and state conference

description-2:
The Carolina Health & Env. Community Ctr.


publications:
The Riverfront Plan, The Riverfront Open Space Design Guidelines

workshops:
New Wetlands Curriculum grades 4-12 at outdoor wetlands classroom

events:
French Broad River Month, Studio Stroll, Fall in Love with the French Broad cabaret, Sunset cruises


group name:
CATAWBA VALLEY COMMUNITY COLLEGE ENVIRONMENTAL PROGRAM


workshops:
Small Quantity Generators of Hazardous Waste, Waste Minimization


events:
Note: NCLCV is a conservation political action committee funding candidates for state and local offices.

description-2:
funding candidates for state and local offices


description1:
off-shore exploration of gas and oil issues


events:
wildlife rehabilitation classes twice a year at Forsyth Technical Community College in Winston-Salem


publications:
occasional position papers on river issues

workshops:
trainings for water quality monitoring project and river environmental education

events:
Haw River Festival (for school children and the public); riverwatch monitoring days (quarterly)

description-2:
monitoring water quality (citizen volunteers)


workshops:
novice and advanced canoe and kayak clinics (spring), water safety and rescue clinic (summer).

description1:
access to public waters crossing private lands & federally  managed lands


group name:
ASSOCIATION FOR THE PRESERVATION OF THE ENO RIVER VALLEY, INC.

events:
New Year's Day Annual Hike, Spring Picnic, Festival for the Eno, 4th of July Weekend


events:
special conferences, Annual Fall Conference


publications:
Yadkin-PeeDee Lakes Project Strategic Plan and Regional Data Book, Annual Report

workshops:
1995 Farmland Presentation Conference, 1996 Heritage Tourism Conference


publications:
The Southern App. Assessment, Southern App. Forests at Risk: A Guide to the Experts


publications:
Friend of Wildlife (quarterly magazine for NC Wildlife Federation Members)

description1:
conservation education: wildlife & habitat


publications:
"Field Note" (2/yr), "A River Runs Through Us", a collaboration with Center for the Env. at Catawba College


group name:
KEEP NC CLEAN AND BEAUTIFUL, INC. (KNCCB)

publications:
env. education video/studies, Env. Action Awards, Azalea Celebration, business advisory

workshops:
Operation Clean & Beautiful,  Kardinal Klean, Moore Environmental Volunteer Society


publications:
Roanoke River Sustainable Economic Dev. and Greenway Plan, Comm. Assessment for Heritage Toursim

workshops:
Downtown Design Workshop, Downtown Revitalization Empowerment Workshop

events:
farm tours, dev. of lower Roanoke River Canoe Camping Trail, Civil War tours, Afr.-Am. Heritage tours, trails

description1:
environmental technology and heritage tourism


events:
statewide Volunteer for the Environment Day


events:
community enhancement awards, neighborhood recognition awards, phone book recycling, poster contest


workshops:
"Waste in Place", "Waste: Hidden Resource", Teacher training for certification

events:
X-mas tree recycling, Adopt-A-Highway, Golf Tournament Clean & Green Campus Contest; Beautification Award


group name:
KAB- STANLY COUNTY "KEEP STANLY BEAUTIFUL COMMITTEE" (KSBC)

workshops:
Waste Reduction in the Workplace, Buy Recycled

events:
Scrap Exchange, Trash Play for students, more


publications:
College Choices Guide, Fields without Borders, Into the Fields: Mobilizing Students to Work With Farmworkers...

events:
Symposium: Seeds for Change (October), Internship Program, direct service opportunities, organic X-mas trees


workshops:
trail design construction and management


events:
supports research/education/litigation protecting NC's natural resources through other organizations


group name:
FUN JUNKTION EDUCATIONAL & RECREATIONAL PARK


publications:
Changes in the Environment Series: Sourcebooks for Teachers

workshops:
Teacher Day, GIS (one week), Grandfather Mountain (one week)

events:
Master Teacher Meetings, Leadership Workshops for teachers


events:
Children's Fishing Days, flyfishing schools, Highway and River Cleanup, Conservation Education Programs

description-2:
provide labor to help various env. Agencies


group name:
HIGHLANDS BIOLOGICAL FOUNDATION, INC., THE

newsletter name:
The Annual Announcement of the Highlands Biological Station

description1:
support the Highlands Biological Station


workshops:
KAB "Waste in Place" and "Waste:  A Hidden Resouce", teacher workshop


group name:
ENVIRONMENTAL LEADERSHIP CENTER AT WARREN WILSON COLLEGE

description-2:
Consulting on environmental outreach methods


description1:
offshore oil & gas drilling along NC's coast


group name:
FOOTHILLS CONSERVANCY OF NORTH CAROLINA, INC.

events:
outings such as hikes, wildflower walks, bike rides, canoe trips


publications:
newsletters, educational publications, videos, guides, magazines

description1:
marine resources, marine & coastal topics


group name:
SCI-WORKS SCIENCE CENTER AND ENVIRONMENTAL PARK

workshops:
Hands-On Science, Project Wild, Aquatic Wild

events:
Harvest Fest, Black History Day: Celebrate Creativity, Earth Day

description-2:
outdoor exhibits in env. science, programs


publications:
many pertaining to energy efficiency, waste disposal, etc.


group name:
IZAAK WALTON LEAGUE, THE- WHITE OAK RIVER CHAPTER

description-2:
annual edu. program at elementary schools


group name:
SUSTAINABLE DEVELOPMENT PROGAM AT APPALACHIAN STATE UNIVERSITY


events:
Earth Day participant, sponsor of annual Black Land Loss Summit


group name:
CHATHAM CITIZENS FOR RESPONSIBLE DEVELOPMENT


publications:
regular reports on environmental, public health, consumer and gov. reform issues


events:
Big Sweep Waterway Litter Clean-Up, Litter Round-Up, Envirofair, Trash Bash Art Auction


events:
litter prevention education, solid waste enforcement, recycling education, vermicomposting demo.'s, speakers


events:
Earth Day, Big Sweep, phone book recycling, Industrial Environmental Exchange Network, Paint Swap


group name:
CONCERNED CITIZENS OF RUTHERFORD COUNTY (CCRC)

workshops:
chip mill issues, neighborhood canvases, landowner surveys


events:
Adopt-A-Highway, Beach Sweep, surface and well water testing, environmental education


publications:
publications and research for the Neuse River Foundation

workshops:
active with Neuse River Foundation, Creek Keepers


group name:
MOUNTAIN RESOURCE CENTER AT WESTERN CAROLINA UNIVERSITY

workshops:
training info and technical assisstance to local gov.staff, nonprofit org.'s and businesses in development issues


group name:
BRUNSWICK COUNTY HEALTH DEPARTMENT- ENVIRONMENTAL HEALTH DIVISION


group name:
LAKE JAMES ENVIRONMENTAL ASSOCIATION, INC.

description-2:
enhance env. of Lake James/tributary waters


group name:
LONG BRANCH ENVIRONMENTAL EDUCATION CENTER

workshops:
env. design, permaculture-sustainable ag., passive solar design, micro-hydropower, edible landscaping, etc


workshops:
year-round field trip program, special member events


description1:
support and input into regional env.'l summit


workshops:
local project initiative and management (as requested)


group name:
NC COOPERATIVE EXTENSION SERVICE- NEUSE EDUCATIONAL TEAM

contact2:
Craven Hudson, Bill Lord, Mike Regrans,David Hardy

publications:
Selected Agricultural Best Management Practices to Control Nitrogen in the Neuse River Basin

workshops:
numerous educational workshops across the 17-county Neuse basin


workshops:
recycling, anti-litter, community beautification, marine litter, tree preservation, etc. Certified to teach "Waste" programs

events:
Big Sweep, Arbor Day celebrations, Earth Day activities, special recycling projects


publications:
many, on cattle, chemical spills, community development, farm management, field crops, forestry, homes, more

workshops:
Long Creek Workshop (October), StreamWatch training, Wellhead Protection


publications:
Materials Recovery Facility, recycling flyers, Anti-Littering & Burning Brochure, Solid Waste Master Plan

events:
Big Sweep, local clean-ups, Swat-A-Litterbug


publications:
Environment for Cooperation, Imminent Hazards - Interminable Delays, Trouble on the Neuse, more

workshops:
government file workshops, surface water assesment team training


events:
celebration called "Designing Our Future" in March


group name:
GRANVILLE COUNTY CITIZENS ADVISORY COMMITTEE FOR ENVIRONMENTAL AFFAIRS

description-2:
advise county commissioners on env. Issues


newsletter name:
Carolina Conservationist, NC's Legis. Bulletin


publications:
grassroots alerts, policy alerts, Eco-Kids

workshops:
Eco-Kids, Internship Program, consensus development, Partnering Workshops for Park Managers, more

description1:
historic sights, National and State Parks


group name:
MIRROR LAKE IMPROVEMENT ASSOCIATION, INC.

workshops:
attend NC Lake Management Society work seminars

events:
annual summer and winter outings, work days on Saturdays


group name:
ALLIANCE FOR A RESPONSIBLE SWINE INDUSTRY (ARSI)

publications:
Facing Facts About Hogs (jointly with NCCF)


group name:
CATAWBA RIVER FOUNDATION SPONSOR OF THE CATAWBA RIVERKEEPER

events:
volunteer cove-keeper,  monthly creek-keeper meetings


workshops:
many workshops, lectures, classes, field trips, on-site school programs, teacher trainings

events:
Speakers Bureau, internship program, Spring Plant Sale, Balloon Glow


publications:
The R Facts, Carolina Composting and Resource Guide, The Professional's Green Building Guide, more

workshops:
Household Hazardous Waste, Waste Audits, Collegiate and Construction Waste Recycling


group name:
LEAGUE OF WOMEN VOTERS OF THE CHAPEL HILL AREA

publications:
Citizen's Guide for Orange & Durham Counties, Citizen's Guide for Chatham County,  Local Government Handbook


publications:
weekly legislative monitoring reports, daily news digests


# Deleted groups

events:
Adopt-a-Stream, Fund Coastal Island Sanctuaries, Wetland Management


group name:
BRUNSWICK COUNTY SOLID WASTE AND RECYCLING


workshops:
available on request, environmental training


group name:
COASTAL ENVIRONMENTAL AWARENESS (THOMAS G. MATHIS CHAPTER)


group name:
EARTH COALITION OF CHARLOTTE/ MECKLENBURG

events:
Storm drain stenciling, Environmental Hero Awards, Share-A-Tree; Big Sweep (September)


events:
plant trees, Adopt-A-Highway, conduct wilderness inventories, participate in community activites


workshops:
The New Cosmology and Lifestyle Paradigm Shift, others


group name:
ENVIRONMENTAL RESOURCE CENTER FOR SUSTAINABLE LIVING


group name:
GRANVILLE COUNTY SOLID WASTE MANAGEMENT DEPARTMENT


publications:
recycling brochures, videos on environment, solid waste issues


group name:
KEEP AMERICA BEAUTIFUL (PASQUOTANK COUNTY)

events:
NC Big Sweep, Pasquotank County Clean Sweep


publications:
Make Trash Extinct  Brochure, car litter bags

workshops:
annual business/industry seminar, teacher training workshops, speakers' bureau training workshop

events:
School Environmental Clubs Network, Civic Club presentations, exhibits


events:
provide energy audits through NC Interfaith Coalition on Energy (NC ICE)


group name:
LEAGUE OF WOMEN VOTERS OF MADISON COUNTY


publications:
Directory of Officials/Citizens of Wake County

events:
Women's Equality Day, Speakers Bureau, annual used book sale, monthly discussion group (3rd Friday)


group name:
MINORITIES IN RECYCLING AND ENVIRONMENTAL MANAGEMENT


publications:
research reports, N.C. Insight (magazine), Citizen's Guide to the Legislature, videos, public affairs specials


publications:
Conservation Easements: An Introduction for N.C. Landowners

workshops:
Conservation Easement Workshops for Landowners


workshops:
speakers, "Recognition of Friends" luncheon


group name:
NC COOPERATIVE EXTENSION SERVICE (FORESTRY)

publications:
Woodland Owner Notes, Stewardship Wildlife Notes, Working with Wildlife, miscellaneous about forestry &wildlife

workshops:
Varied workshops on forest and wildlife, management, science, policy and related issues


publications:
numerous covering all areas of environmental quality

events:
Master Composter and Master Waste Manager Programs


workshops:
training for health professionals and farmworkers on request, other workshops scheduled throughout the year


workshops:
district and state workshops for volunteer leaders


publications:
The Effort to Make North Carolina the Nation's Nuclear Toilet

events:
monthly large-group activities, participation at official siting monthly meetings


events:
Great American Meat Out, educational tabling for Spay Day, World Day for Farm Animals, and other events


publications:
annual membership directory (members only)


publications:
various: on water, sanitation, and waste disposal

workshops:
water conservation, alternative technologies, environmental infrastructure financing


group name:
NEIGHBORS FOR ENVIRONMENTAL SOCIETY TODAY


group name:
ORANGE COUNTY COOPERATIVE EXTENSION SERVICE

newsletter name:
Orange County Dairy Newsletter;  Orange County 4-H Newsletter


publications:
Creating Sustainable Development through Environmental Education; Nature Based Tourism; Sounds of Success; brochures

workshops:
TourEast II (Fall 1996); Nature Based Tourism Development Conference; Interpretive Programming upon request

events:
Scuppernong River interpretive boardwalk & outdoor classroom; Cashie wetlands walk; Lake Mattamuskeet lodge; NC Estuarium ('97)


group name:
PHYSICIANS FOR SOCIAL RESPONSIBILITY - NC CHAPTER


workshops:
beginning and winter backpacking courses

events:
worktrips (3rd wkd of each month March-October), day hikes, backbacking trips, annual cookout


events:
public hearings, membership on boards and commissions


group name:
RIVER PARK NORTH - SCIENCE AND NATURE CENTER

workshops:
Hunter Education (monthly), CATCH fishing clinics (May)


group name:
STOKES COUNTY ENVIRONMENTAL IMPROVEMENT COMMITTEE

events:
Dan River Clean-Up, Adopt-A-Park at Hanging Rock State Park, Earth Day Essay Contest, Earth Day Festival


group name:
TRIANGLE FRIENDS OF THE UNITED FARM WORKERS


events:
stream clean-up, work with forest service


# guide

publications-1:
The Listening Project ;  informational materials


description1:
Support of the Highlands Biological Station

description-2:
Fundraising for Highlands Biological Station


group1:
Carolina fArm stewardship association association

publications-1:
The Green Book; Farmer-to-Farmer Directory ;  Demonstration Project reports; Songbook

workshops:
Sustainable Agriculture Conference (November); marketing workshops; youth activities

events:
Seeds of Hope Project; regular meetings of regional groups


workshops:
Training workshops for volunteers (monthly)

description-2:
Rehabilitation and breeding of endangered birds


publications-1:
Lungs at Work  (bimonthly); American Association of Respiratory Disease  (bimonthly); Annual Report


group1:
southern appalachian highlands conservancy, the

publications-1:
Case Statement : The Highlands of Roan; Tax Incentives for Private Land Conservation

workshops:
Guided hikes and photography workshops each summer

events:
Balds management and trail maintenance  (Summer)


group1:
nc rural communities assistance project, inc. (RCAP)

publications-1:
Various: on water, sanitation, and waste disposal

workshops:
Water conservation; alternative technologies; environmental infrastructure financing.

description1:
Waste & water issues in low income communities


group1:
Stokes county environmental improvement committee (SCENIC)

events:
Monthly meetings; Dan River Clean-Up; Adopt-A-Park at Hanging Rock State Park; Earth Day  Essay Contest; Earth Day Festival.

description-2:
Support Stokes Co. environmental school groups


newsetter-1:
North Carolina Chapter Newsletter (quarterly)

workshops:
Year-round field trip program; annual membership meetings


publications-1:
Southern Exposure (quarterly magazine); Environmental Politics; 1991-1992 Green Index


events:
Clean-ups (April, September); monthly meetings


publications-1:
An Environmental Conservation Statement Regarding Phosphate Mining in North Carolina


events:
KWSB Litter Roundup; telephone book recycling; Big Sweep; EnviroFair; Pepsi Day at the Fair


group1:
m.a.g.i.c. (Mountain area Gardeners in communities)

publications-1:
A Vegetable Garden Guide to WNC; Teacher's Garden Guide

workshops:
Vegetable gardening; 2-day teacher workshop "How to Start a School Gardening Program"; organic garden school in early March; other varied classes

events:
Community garden building; gardening with special populations; garden decoration parties; networking and fundraising


group1:
kab - AshevillE/buncombe "quality forward"

publications-1:
Recycling Directory; WalkAbout Brochure; Tree; Guide to Environmental Education for Teachers; Horticulture Directory

events:
Glad Bag-A-Thon (April);  Arbor Day (April); Clean Streams Day (May); French Broad River Clean-up (September); Garden tour


publications-1:
The Venomous Snakes of NC (video); color posters: "Turtles of NC," "Lizards of NC," "Snakes of NC-Livebearers," "Snakes of NC-Egg Layers"

events:
Reptile and Amphibian Day (March at NC State Museum)


group1:
league of women voters - charlotte/Mecklenburg county


publications-1:
FACT sheet: "Environment"; 1-hour curriculum on the environment

events:
Free loan of audio-visuals (catalog available)

description-2:
Fundraising fo relief and other projects in the "Third World"


events:
Bunny Day; Fitness Fiesta; Science Extravaganza; Snaketacular; Rock Festival; Insectaphobia

description-2:
Educational programs -- ON-SITE AND OUTREACH


group1:
blue ridge environmental defense league  (bredl)


newsetter-1:
South PAW Journal;  Wild Mountain Times (quarterly)

workshops:
Biodiversity research; non-violent civil disobedience


group1:
granville county solid waste Management department


group1:
ECO  (environmental and conservation org - henderson co.)

events:
Christmas Tree Recycling; Adopt-a-Stream; Stream Monitoring Program


publications-1:
Nature's Caretakers  ('92); Albemarle Rivers Profiles ('91); Gardening with Mother Nature; Going Native ('95)

events:
March for Parks; Clean Sweep Programs for School Children on Wetlands Habitat


group1:
national committee for the new river, Inc.

description-2:
Acting as a "bulletin board" for New River issues


publications-1:
Ripples  (for educators of grades 4-6); Splish-Splash (educators of grades K-2); Big Sweep posters; Did you kill this whale?

events:
First Citizens Bank "Big Sweep" Event (3rd Saturday in September)


description-2:
Funding NC Zoo's research; education; conservation


events:
Streamwatch; tree planting (December); lobby days; monthly meetings


publications-1:
Various guides, fact sheets about land conservation methods and strategies

workshops:
Periodic workshops for land trusts, conservationists, or community groups

description1:
Conservation of open space and scenic land

description-2:
Assistance to network of local and regional land trusts


publications-1:
In The Loop (bimonthly); Resource Guide for Recycling Business; Directory of Green Building Products

workshops:
Annual statewide conference; workshops throughout the year


group1:
S.E.A.C. (student environmental action coalition) at UNC-CH

events:
Year-round activities; bimonthly meetings (alternate Wednesdays)


newsetter-1:
Triangle Land Conservancy News (quarterly)

publications-1:
Inventories of special natural areas; The Future of the Neuse River

events:
Workdays on TLC properties (trail construction, litter clean-ups, etc.)


publications-1:
Talking Trash; Transportation Facts; The Good Durham School


group1:
Audubon society - elisha mitchell chapter

description-2:
Maintains Beaver Lake Wildlife Sanctuary


publications-1:
Research reports; N.C. Insight (magazine); Citizen's Guide to the Legislature; videos; public affairs specials

description-2:
Specials on statewide public television & public radio


description1:
Environmental racism; occupational/ environ- mental hazards


publications-1:
Maintain a library of documents pertaining to the Neuse

workshops:
Varied; meeting with speakers announced in the newsletter

events:
Creek Keeper Program; triannual meetings

description-2:
River Keeper Monitor; volunteer Creek Keepers


publications-1:
NC Rail-to-Trail Development Guide; Roanoke Valley Rail-Trail Study; Pender County Rail-Trail Design

workshops:
Co-sponsor with other groups; public meetings with NCRT Board of Directors

events:
Various; outings at Rail-Trails corridors (2 times per year)

description1:
Preservation of abandoned rail corridors


events:
Earth Day ; "Proud Schools"; "Community Excellence" awards; recycling programs


group1:
environmental studies department at warren wilson college

publications-1:
Alumni Directory; various project reports

workshops:
Western NC Environmental Summit; mushroom foray; various speakers and issues forums

events:
Clean Streams Day (2 times/yr); weekly meetings


group1:
environmental quality institute (EQI) at unc-asheville

publications-1:
Numerous technical publications, mostly on water quality issues


publications-1:
Pamphlets and brochures on personal and business waste recycling


events:
Clean-up site (Rockcliff Farm); clear trails

description-2:
Maintenance of Rockcliff Farm on Falls Lake


group1:
physicians for social responsibility - nC chapter


publications-1:
Make Trash Extinct  Brochure; car litter bags

workshops:
Annual Business/Industry Seminar; teacher training workshops; Speakers Bureau Training Workshop

events:
School Environmental Clubs Network; Civic Club presentations; exhibits


description-2:
Public forums; maintain a resource center in Greensboro


events:
Beach Sweep; highway clean-up; grants to elementary, middle schools for environmental essays and display; exhibit at local events


group1:
rafi - usa (rural advancement foundation international)

publications-1:
RAFI Communique; Sharing Food: Politics and the Loss of Genetic Diversity;  Laws of Life


description-2:
Advocacy for increased statewide efforts in environmental education


publications-1:
Conservation Easements:  An Introduction for N.C. Landowners

workshops:
Conservation Easement Workshops for Landowners


publications-1:
Recycling brochures; videos on environment, solid waste issues


events:
Stream clean-up; state park maintenance & Adopt-A-Highway; political action; monthly meetings


group1:
SCOTCH (Stanly citizens opposed to toxic chemical hazards)


group1:
sierra club - pinnacle group (Hendersonville)


events:
Plant trees; Adopt-A-Highway; conduct wilderness inventories; participate in community activites


workshops:
"Landowners Seminar-Saving Family Land" (March 1996)

events:
Monthly outings/activities to natural areas; canoe trips; field trips; stewardship projects

description1:
Helping landowners protect land with conservation easements


group1:
Moore force (moore for a clean environment, inc.)

publications-1:
Pamphlet on den and side management (for water supplies)

events:
Monthly meetings (3rd Monday); stream clean-up


events:
Big Sweep (September); Clean Sweep (April)


group1:
western nc alliance - Asheville (Main Office)

workshops:
Old growth forests; water quality; forest management; lobbying; habitats; leadership development.

events:
General membership meetings; Old Growth Project, Little Tennessee Watershed Project; chapter meetings.


publications-1:
Environmental modules for non-public education groups

workshops:
On-going parent-child workshops on various environmental issues


publications-1:
Citizen's Guide to Community Appearance; fact sheets; technical reports; trees, etc.

description1:
Scenic highways; billboard and sign control.


publications-1:
A Trail for Puc Puggy: Wildlife in North Carolina (1993)


events:
Provide energy audits through NC Interfaith Coalition on Energy (NC ICE)

description1:
Environmental ethics; ecology as a religious issue


workshops:
Educational, environmental empowerment program  incorporating marathon, tree-planting runs

events:
Note: This is a project of L' Enfant Trust in Washington, D.C.


events:
Swat-A-Litterbug; Big Sweep; Clean Sweep; monthly meetings; unnatural  resource fair


group1:
southern environmental law center - nc office

publications-1:
Annual Report; Billboard Control Handbook; NC Wetlands Manual


publications-1:
A Quality State Park System in North Carolina

description-2:
Monitoring state parks; work with NC Division of Parks


events:
In school; at watershed conferences; hosts inner-city children; river cleanups; donations


group1:
western nc alliance -tuckaseegee community alliance


publications-1:
Katuah Journal: Bioregional Journal of the So. Appalachians (dormant; back issues available)


publications-1:
Handbooks for citizens: Nuclear Waste Primer; Garbage Primer; Community Guide (1996)

events:
Monthly public meetings include environmental education events


group1:
orange county cooperative extension service


group1:
north buncombe association of concerned citizens


description-2:
Monitoring environmental issues and group activities


publications-1:
Numerous about Conservancy's 20 square-mile stewardship area


workshops:
District and state workshops for volunteer leaders

description-2:
Conservation resolution; letters to editors


events:
Monthly meetings  (3rd Tuesday) except July (none), August (Sundays)


events:
NC Big Sweep; Pasquotank County Clean Sweep


workshops:
The New Cosmology & Lifestyle Paradigm Shift; others


group1:
american institute of architects - nC chapter


newsetter-1:
Articles in Carolina SUN (NC Solar Energy Journal)

publications-1:
NC Directory of Solar & Renewable Energy  Resources Bibliography; Solar Homes for NC: A Planbook; publications lists; brochures, flyers

workshops:
For consumers, professionals (including builders, architects, teachers, etc.)

events:
Primarily solar home tours, exhibits, workshops and festivals

description-2:
Workshops, seminars and solar house tours


group1:
kab - mcdowelL CounTY "McDowell clean county system"

events:
Clean Sweep (April); Big Sweep (September); numerous other activities throughout the year


workshops:
Groundwater surface water; environmental rights


publications-1:
Education Fund Publications: household hazardous waste; low-level radioactive waste; others


group1:
quality of natural resources commission - Gaston county

publications-1:
Natural Resource Quality - Gaston Co. (phase 1, 2); clean water and air; environmental protection options; more

workshops:
Clean Air Act and Gaston Co. (1994); Basin-Wide Management (1994)


publications-1:
Annual membership directory (members only)


publications-1:
Press releases; minutes of meetings to members

workshops:
Forums with other organizations' support

events:
Monthly meetings;  attend public hearings

description1:
Regional cooperation on water supply issues


publications-1:
The Land Letter (legislation and department affairs)


group1:
NC warn  (nC waste awareness and reduction network)


newsetter-1:
NC Wildflower Preservation Society Newsletter


group1:
agricultural resources center - Carrboro  (MAIN oFFICE)

publications-1:
Policy statements; testimonies; informational brochures


newsetter-1:
Center for Reflection Circular  (2-3/year)


group1:
davie environmental awareness league (DEAL)


group1:
nc occupational safety and health project (NCOSH)

publications-1:
Worker's Compensation Handbook; Right-to-Know Handbook

workshops:
Hazardous Waste Worker  & Emergency Response Training

description1:
Occupational health issues; injured workers organizing


events:
Hikes and outings as scheduled throughout the year


group1:
izaak walton league of america - white oak river

description-2:
Annual poster contest for 4th and 5th grade students


events:
Weekend outings year-round; monthly meetings (2nd Monday)


events:
Stream clean-up; work with forest service


description1:
Planning, coordinating, building, maintaining trails

description-2:
Coordinate trail-building and  other projects


events:
Various: planned month-to-month; monthly chapter meetings


group1:
american livestock breeds conservancy, the

publications-1:
A Conservation Breeding Handbook; Taking Stock: The North American Livestock Census

description1:
Promoting and protecting endangered livestock breeds


group1:
environmental alliance - Duke University

events:
Beachsweep (September;  Eno River Clean-Up (February)


events:
Recycling Days; annual environmental scholarship


description-2:
Funding for environmental work, especially against environmental racism


group1:
catawba county household hazardous waste task force

publications-1:
Hazardous Harry ('93), a 6th-grade education resource packet (for loan only)


workshops:
Spring and Fall Garden Workshops; apprenticeships


group1:
league of women voters - ChapeL Hill/carrboro


workshops:
Training for health professionals and farmworkers on request; other workshops scheduled throughout the year


events:
Public hearings; membership on boards and commissions


publications-1:
Mecklenburg County Natural Areas Inventory  (pending)

workshops:
Conservation Easement and Land Acquisition; Landowner Relations

events:
Earth Day Festival; membership fundraising drive; annual celebration


group1:
coastal conservation association of North carolina


group1:
nc cooperative Extension service- of North carolina

publications-1:
Numerous covering all areas of Environmental Quality

events:
Master Composter and Master Waster Manager Programs; volunteers participate in/and lead activities


workshops:
Sampling of macroinvertebrate and physical parameter data collection


group1:
chatham county preferred site local advisory committee

events:
Monthly meetings;  Note: Committee is appointed by county commissioners and members are appointed to committee.

description-2:
Intervening in site selection and licensing process


workshops:
Various at local level: trout fishing, fly tying,  etc.

description-2:
Cooperative agreements with  state agencies


publications-1:
The Effort to Make North Carolina the Nation's Nuclear Toilet

events:
Monthly meetings; monthly large-group activities; participation at official siting monthly meetings


description-2:
Networking and group support such as desktop publishing


events:
Great Green Holiday Wrap-Up (January); Arbor Day; hazardous waste collection; public school programs


publications-1:
SciGuide (education guide for educators)

events:
Earth Day (April); Wildlife Festival (May)


group1:
kab - onslow county "onslow county committee"

events:
Clean-ups (April); Annual Trash Fishing Tournament (June); Big Sweep (September)


group1:
triangle friends of the united farm  workers


description-2:
Study groups; educating membership and public


workshops:
Speakers; "Recognition of Friends"  luncheon


group1:
nc cooperative extension service-  forestry

publications-1:
Woodland Owner Notes; Stewardship Wildlife Notes; Working with Wildlife; miscellaneous about forestry &wildlife

workshops:
Varied workshops on forest and wildlife, management, science, policy and related issues


publications-1:
Directory of Officials/Citizens of Wake County

events:
Women's Equality Day; Speakers Bureau; annual used book sale; monthly discussion group (3rd Friday)


group1:
fence (Foothills equestrian natUre center)

publications-1:
Informational brochures about hummingbirds, bats, birds

workshops:
Various wildlife topics such as birds, butterflies, herbs

events:
Field trips--local and international;  bird counts


group1:
river park north - science and nature center

newsetter-1:
(Greenville - River Park North Bird Club)

workshops:
Hunter Education (monthly); CATCH fishing clinics (May)


group1:
earth coalition of charlotte/ MECKLENBuRG

events:
Storm drain stenciling; Environmental Hero Awards; Share-A-Tree; Big Sweep (September)


group1:
environmental resource program (Erp) at unc-chapel hill

address-2:
University of North Carolina at Chapel Hill

publications-1:
Guide to NC's Environmental Groups; Sustainable Development in NC; Indicators of Sustainability; From Principles to Practice; Evaluating Change

workshops:
Workshops on sustainable development;  environmental health issues; teacher training

description1:
Environmental health;  lead poisoning prevention; citizen participation

description-2:
Community  outreach, education and training


workshops:
Available on request; environmental training


newsetter-1:
Water Mark (quarterly); High Water Mark (bimonthly)

publications-1:
The Riverfront Plan; The Riverfront Open Space Design Guidelines

workshops:
"Greenways:  Bring Greenbacks to your Community" Conference (1995)


workshops:
Numerous: for local governments, small business, etc. on economic, environmental and leadership issues


group1:
applied ecology program AT catawba valley community college


events:
Note: NCLCV is a conservation political action committee funding candidates for state and local offices.


group1:
brunswick county solid waste and recycling

publications-1:
Various educational curricula pertaining to environmental issues

workshops:
Available for presentations and lessons on solid waste management and anti-litter


workshops:
Field trips throughout the year and at each meeting

events:
Three yearly meetings (January, April /May & September)


group1:
coastal environmental awareness Thomas G. Mathis Chapter

workshops:
Coastal Environmental week-end workshops (May, July, August)


events:
Wildlife rehabilitation classes twice a year at Forsyth Technical Community College in Winston-Salem; meetings throughout the year


newsetter-1:
Haw River Assembly Newsletter (quarterly)

workshops:
Haw River Watch training (for volunteer water monitoring)

events:
Haw River Festival (for school children and the public); riverwatch monitoring days (quarterly)

description-2:
Volunteer water monitoring program; enivronmental river festivals


workshops:
Novice and advanced canoe and kayak clinics (spring); water safety and rescue clinic (summer).

events:
Scheduled week-end paddling trips; weekly practice roll sessions

description1:
Continued access to public waters crossing private lands


group1:
association for the preservation of the eno river valley, Inc.


newsetter-1:
Newsletter (winter & summer); bulletin (spring & fall)


newsetter-1:
The Uwharrie Lakes Newsletter (3 times/year)


group1:
n.e.s.t. (neighbors for environmental society today)


publications-1:
Friend of Wildlife, (quarterly magazine for NC Wildlife Federation Members)

description1:
Conservation education: wildlife and habitat


events:
Note: Started in 1995, the landtrust is an outgrowth of the Yadkin/Pee Dee Lakes Project regional effort.


publications-1:
Regular contributions by members to newspaper and magazine articles

workshops:
Monthly educational meetings on environment open to public

events:
Monthly meetings (2nd Monday); Water quality analysis; V-win program


events:
State Employees Combined Campaign, Combined Federal Campaign

description1:
Fundraising  & administration of all of these issues


group1:
minorities in recycling and environmental management


publications-1:
Creating Sustainable Development through Environmental Education; Nature Based Tourism; Sounds of Success; brochures

workshops:
TourEast II (Fall 1996); Nature Based Tourism Development Conference; Interpretive Programming upon request

events:
Scuppernong River interpretive boardwalk & outdoor classroom; Cashie wetlands walk; Lake Mattamuskeet lodge; NC Estuarium ('97)

description1:
Promote and develop Nature-based tourism; community development

description-2:
Development of attractions; Facilitation and networking regional cooperative efforts


group1:
audubon society - t. gilbert pearson chapter


group1:
environmental resource center for sustainable living


publications-1:
Catalog of media to support environmental education on videocassette and other media

events:
Note: Marketing and distribution office is in South Carolina.  Contact them at: PO Box 99, Beaufort, SC 29901. (tel) 800-368-3382.

description-2:
Design, produce, and distribute media to support formal and informal environmental education


group1:
PIEDMONT APPALACHIAN TRAIL HIKERS (PATH)

events:
Beginner Backpack Course; Winter Backpack Course


group1:
APPALACHIAN TRAIL CONFERENCE - NC OFFICE

events:
Biennial meeting Note: Main office is in Harpers Ferry, WV tel (304) 535-6331.  Total membership 23,000


description-2:
provide support for environmental projects in NC


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events:
Block Leader program, Resource Buildings program


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63:
The Listening Project ;  informational materials


46:
Fundraising for Highlands Biological Station

51:
Support of the Highlands Biological Station


63:
The Green Book; Farmer-to-Farmer Directory ;  Demonstration Project reports; Songbook

75:
Seeds of Hope Project; regular meetings of regional groups

79:
Sustainable Agriculture Conference (November); marketing workshops; youth activities


46:
Rehabilitation and breeding of endangered birds

79:
Training workshops for volunteers (monthly)


63:
Lungs at Work  (bimonthly); American Association of Respiratory Disease  (bimonthly); Annual Report


63:
Case Statement : The Highlands of Roan; Tax Incentives for Private Land Conservation

75:
Balds management and trail maintenance  (Summer)

79:
Guided hikes and photography workshops each summer


51:
Waste & water issues in low income communities

63:
Various: on water, sanitation, and waste disposal

79:
Water conservation; alternative technologies; environmental infrastructure financing.


46:
Support Stokes Co. environmental school groups

75:
Monthly meetings; Dan River Clean-Up; Adopt-A-Park at Hanging Rock State Park; Earth Day  Essay Contest; Earth Day Festival.


38:
North Carolina Chapter Newsletter (quarterly)

79:
Year-round field trip program; annual membership meetings


63:
Southern Exposure (quarterly magazine); Environmental Politics; 1991-1992 Green Index


75:
Clean-ups (April, September); monthly meetings


63:
An Environmental Conservation Statement Regarding Phosphate Mining in North Carolina


75:
KWSB Litter Roundup; telephone book recycling; Big Sweep; EnviroFair; Pepsi Day at the Fair


25:
Participation in Earth Day and garden festivals;

63:
A Vegetable Garden Guide to WNC; Teacher‘s Garden Guide

75:
Community garden building; gardening with special populations; garden decoration parties; networking and fundraising

79:
Vegetable gardening; 2-day teacher workshop ’How to Start a School Gardening Program•; organic garden school in early March; other varied classes


63:
Recycling Directory; WalkAbout Brochure; Tree; Guide to Environmental Education for Teachers; Horticulture Directory

75:
Glad Bag-A-Thon (April);  Arbor Day (April); Clean Streams Day (May); French Broad River Clean-up (September); Garden tour


63:
The Venomous Snakes of NC (video); color posters: ’Turtles of NC,• ’Lizards of NC,• ’Snakes of NC-Livebearers,• ’Snakes of NC-Egg Layers•

75:
Reptile and Amphibian Day (March at NC State Museum)


25:
CROP Walks / Shalom Festivals across the state

46:
Fundraising fo relief and other projects in the ’Third World•

63:
FACT sheet: ’Environment•; 1-hour curriculum on the environment

75:
Free loan of audio-visuals (catalog available)


24:
’Seafest• (Jan); ’Nature Trail Easter Egg Hunt• (spring)

46:
Educational programs -- ON-SITE AND OUTREACH

75:
Bunny Day; Fitness Fiesta; Science Extravaganza; Snaketacular; Rock Festival; Insectaphobia


38:
South PAW Journal;  Wild Mountain Times (quarterly)

79:
Biodiversity research; non-violent civil disobedience


75:
Christmas Tree Recycling; Adopt-a-Stream; Stream Monitoring Program


63:
Nature‘s Caretakers  (92); Albemarle Rivers Profiles (91); Gardening with Mother Nature; Going Native (95)

75:
March for Parks; Clean Sweep Programs for School Children on Wetlands Habitat


46:
Acting as a ’bulletin board• for New River issues


63:
Ripples  (for educators of grades 4-6); Splish-Splash (educators of grades K-2); Big Sweep posters; Did you kill this whale?

75:
First Citizens Bank ’Big Sweep• Event (3rd Saturday in September)


46:
Funding NC Zoo‘s research; education; conservation


75:
Streamwatch; tree planting (December); lobby days; monthly meetings


46:
Assistance to network of local and regional land trusts

51:
Conservation of open space and scenic land

63:
Various guides, fact sheets about land conservation methods and strategies

79:
Periodic workshops for land trusts, conservationists, or community groups


63:
In The Loop (bimonthly); Resource Guide for Recycling Business; Directory of Green Building Products

79:
Annual statewide conference; workshops throughout the year


75:
Year-round activities; bimonthly meetings (alternate Wednesdays)


38:
Triangle Land Conservancy News (quarterly)

63:
Inventories of special natural areas; The Future of the Neuse River

75:
Workdays on TLC properties (trail construction, litter clean-ups, etc.)


63:
Talking Trash; Transportation Facts; The Good Durham School


46:
Maintains Beaver Lake Wildlife Sanctuary


46:
Specials on statewide public television & public radio

63:
Research reports; N.C. Insight (magazine); Citizen‘s Guide to the Legislature; videos; public affairs specials


51:
Environmental racism; occupational/ environ- mental hazards


46:
River Keeper Monitor; volunteer Creek Keepers

63:
Maintain a library of documents pertaining to the Neuse

75:
Creek Keeper Program; triannual meetings

79:
Varied; meeting with speakers announced in the newsletter


25:
Outings at Rail-Trails/corridors (2 times/ yr)

51:
Preservation of abandoned rail corridors

63:
NC Rail-to-Trail Development Guide; Roanoke Valley Rail-Trail Study; Pender County Rail-Trail Design

75:
Various; outings at Rail-Trails corridors (2 times per year)

79:
Co-sponsor with other groups; public meetings with NCRT Board of Directors


75:
Earth Day ; ’Proud Schools•; ’Community Excellence• awards; recycling programs


63:
Alumni Directory; various project reports

75:
Clean Streams Day (2 times/yr); weekly meetings

79:
Western NC Environmental Summit; mushroom foray; various speakers and issues forums


63:
Numerous technical publications, mostly on water quality issues


63:
Pamphlets and brochures on personal and business waste recycling


46:
Maintenance of Rockcliff Farm on Falls Lake

75:
Clean-up site (Rockcliff Farm); clear trails


63:
Make Trash Extinct  Brochure; car litter bags

75:
School Environmental Clubs Network; Civic Club presentations; exhibits

79:
Annual Business/Industry Seminar; teacher training workshops; Speakers Bureau Training Workshop


46:
Public forums; maintain a resource center in Greensboro


75:
Beach Sweep; highway clean-up; grants to elementary, middle schools for environmental essays and display; exhibit at local events


63:
RAFI Communique; Sharing Food: Politics and the Loss of Genetic Diversity;  Laws of Life


46:
Advocacy for increased statewide efforts in environmental education


63:
Conservation Easements:  An Introduction for N.C. Landowners

79:
Conservation Easement Workshops for Landowners


25:
Croaker Festival (July 4); Blue Crab Festival (Labor

63:
Recycling brochures; videos on environment, solid waste issues


75:
Stream clean-up; state park maintenance & Adopt-A-Highway; political action; monthly meetings


75:
Plant trees; Adopt-A-Highway; conduct wilderness inventories; participate in community activites


51:
Helping landowners protect land with conservation easements

75:
Monthly outings/activities to natural areas; canoe trips; field trips; stewardship projects

79:
’Landowners Seminar-Saving Family Land• (March 1996)


63:
Pamphlet on den and side management (for water supplies)

75:
Monthly meetings (3rd Monday); stream clean-up


75:
Big Sweep (September); Clean Sweep (April)


75:
General membership meetings; Old Growth Project, Little Tennessee Watershed Project; chapter meetings.

79:
Old growth forests; water quality; forest management; lobbying; habitats; leadership development.


63:
Environmental modules for non-public education groups

79:
On-going parent-child workshops on various environmental issues


51:
Scenic highways; billboard and sign control.

63:
Citizen‘s Guide to Community Appearance; fact sheets; technical reports; trees, etc.


63:
A Trail for Puc Puggy: Wildlife in North Carolina (1993)


51:
Environmental ethics; ecology as a religious issue

75:
Provide energy audits through NC Interfaith Coalition on Energy (NC ICE)


75:
Note: This is a project of L‘ Enfant Trust in Washington, D.C.

79:
Educational, environmental empowerment program  incorporating marathon, tree-planting runs


75:
Swat-A-Litterbug; Big Sweep; Clean Sweep; monthly meetings; unnatural  resource fair


63:
Annual Report; Billboard Control Handbook; NC Wetlands Manual


46:
Monitoring state parks; work with NC Division of Parks

63:
A Quality State Park System in North Carolina


75:
In school; at watershed conferences; hosts inner-city children; river cleanups; donations


63:
Katuah Journal: Bioregional Journal of the So. Appalachians (dormant; back issues available)


63:
Handbooks for citizens: Nuclear Waste Primer; Garbage Primer; Community Guide (1996)

75:
Monthly public meetings include environmental education events


46:
Monitoring environmental issues and group activities


63:
Numerous about Conservancy‘s 20 square-mile stewardship area


46:
Conservation resolution; letters to editors

79:
District and state workshops for volunteer leaders


75:
Monthly meetings  (3rd Tuesday) except July (none), August (Sundays)


75:
NC Big Sweep; Pasquotank County Clean Sweep


79:
The New Cosmology & Lifestyle Paradigm Shift; others


38:
Articles in Carolina SUN (NC Solar Energy Journal)

46:
Workshops, seminars and solar house tours

63:
NC Directory of Solar & Renewable Energy  Resources Bibliography; Solar Homes for NC: A Planbook; publications lists; brochures, flyers

75:
Primarily solar home tours, exhibits, workshops and festivals

79:
For consumers, professionals (including builders, architects, teachers, etc.)


75:
Clean Sweep (April); Big Sweep (September); numerous other activities throughout the year


79:
Groundwater surface water; environmental rights


63:
Education Fund Publications: household hazardous waste; low-level radioactive waste; others


63:
Natural Resource Quality - Gaston Co. (phase 1, 2); clean water and air; environmental protection options; more

79:
Clean Air Act and Gaston Co. (1994); Basin-Wide Management (1994)


63:
Annual membership directory (members only)


51:
Regional cooperation on water supply issues

63:
Press releases; minutes of meetings to members

75:
Monthly meetings;  attend public hearings

79:
Forums with other organizations‘ support


63:
The Land Letter (legislation and department affairs)


25:
Fourth of July Parade; arts and crafts fair (Spring)


38:
NC Wildflower Preservation Society Newsletter


63:
Policy statements; testimonies; informational brochures


38:
Center for Reflection Circular  (2-3/year)


51:
Occupational health issues; injured workers organizing

63:
Worker‘s Compensation Handbook; Right-to-Know Handbook

79:
Hazardous Waste Worker  & Emergency Response Training


75:
Hikes and outings as scheduled throughout the year


25:
Participate in Mullet Festival (October)

46:
Annual poster contest for 4th and 5th grade students


75:
Weekend outings year-round; monthly meetings (2nd Monday)


75:
Stream clean-up; work with forest service


46:
Coordinate trail-building and  other projects

51:
Planning, coordinating, building, maintaining trails


75:
Various: planned month-to-month; monthly chapter meetings


51:
Promoting and protecting endangered livestock breeds

63:
A Conservation Breeding Handbook; Taking Stock: The North American Livestock Census


75:
Beachsweep (September;  Eno River Clean-Up (February)


75:
Recycling Days; annual environmental scholarship


46:
Funding for environmental work, especially against environmental racism


63:
Hazardous Harry (93), a 6th-grade education resource packet (for loan only)


79:
Spring and Fall Garden Workshops; apprenticeships


79:
Training for health professionals and farmworkers on request; other workshops scheduled throughout the year


75:
Public hearings; membership on boards and commissions


63:
Mecklenburg County Natural Areas Inventory  (pending)

75:
Earth Day Festival; membership fundraising drive; annual celebration

79:
Conservation Easement and Land Acquisition; Landowner Relations


63:
Numerous covering all areas of Environmental Quality

75:
Master Composter and Master Waster Manager Programs; volunteers participate in/and lead activities


79:
Sampling of macroinvertebrate and physical parameter data collection


46:
Intervening in site selection and licensing process

75:
Monthly meetings;  Note: Committee is appointed by county commissioners and members are appointed to committee.


25:
Rocky River Festival (May) : 6 elementary schools,


46:
Cooperative agreements with  state agencies

79:
Various at local level: trout fishing, fly tying,  etc.


63:
The Effort to Make North Carolina the Nation‘s Nuclear Toilet

75:
Monthly meetings; monthly large-group activities; participation at official siting monthly meetings


46:
Networking and group support such as desktop publishing


75:
Great Green Holiday Wrap-Up (January); Arbor Day; hazardous waste collection; public school programs


25:
Harvest Festival (Oct.); Wildlife Festival (May)

63:
SciGuide (education guide for educators)

75:
Earth Day (April); Wildlife Festival (May)


24:
Mullett Festival (Oct); Memorial Day Fishing

25:
Pepsi New River Festival (May); Shrimp Festival;

75:
Clean-ups (April); Annual Trash Fishing Tournament (June); Big Sweep (September)


25:
Oktoberfest; Earth Day participation/ Springfest/


46:
Study groups; educating membership and public


79:
Speakers; ’Recognition of Friends•  luncheon


63:
Woodland Owner Notes; Stewardship Wildlife Notes; Working with Wildlife; miscellaneous about forestry &wildlife

79:
Varied workshops on forest and wildlife, management, science, policy and related issues


63:
Directory of Officials/Citizens of Wake County

75:
Women‘s Equality Day; Speakers Bureau; annual used book sale; monthly discussion group (3rd Friday)


63:
Informational brochures about hummingbirds, bats, birds

75:
Field trips--local and international;  bird counts

79:
Various wildlife topics such as birds, butterflies, herbs


38:
(Greenville - River Park North Bird Club)

79:
Hunter Education (monthly); CATCH fishing clinics (May)


25:
Festival and Celebration with children‘s educational

75:
Storm drain stenciling; Environmental Hero Awards; Share-A-Tree; Big Sweep (September)


2:
University of North Carolina at Chapel Hill

46:
Community  outreach, education and training

51:
Environmental health;  lead poisoning prevention; citizen participation

63:
Guide to NC‘s Environmental Groups; Sustainable Development in NC; Indicators of Sustainability; From Principles to Practice; Evaluating Change

79:
Workshops on sustainable development;  environmental health issues; teacher training


79:
Available on request; environmental training


25:
French Broad River Week; Fall in Love With the

38:
Water Mark (quarterly); High Water Mark (bimonthly)

63:
The Riverfront Plan; The Riverfront Open Space Design Guidelines

79:
’Greenways:  Bring Greenbacks to your Community• Conference (1995)


79:
Numerous: for local governments, small business, etc. on economic, environmental and leadership issues


75:
Note: NCLCV is a conservation political action committee funding candidates for state and local offices.


63:
Various educational curricula pertaining to environmental issues

79:
Available for presentations and lessons on solid waste management and anti-litter


75:
Three yearly meetings (January, April /May & September)

79:
Field trips throughout the year and at each meeting


79:
Coastal Environmental week-end workshops (May, July, August)


75:
Wildlife rehabilitation classes twice a year at Forsyth Technical Community College in Winston-Salem; meetings throughout the year


38:
Haw River Assembly Newsletter (quarterly)

46:
Volunteer water monitoring program; enivronmental river festivals

75:
Haw River Festival (for school children and the public); riverwatch monitoring days (quarterly)

79:
Haw River Watch training (for volunteer water monitoring)


51:
Continued access to public waters crossing private lands

75:
Scheduled week-end paddling trips; weekly practice roll sessions

79:
Novice and advanced canoe and kayak clinics (spring); water safety and rescue clinic (summer).


38:
Newsletter (winter & summer); bulletin (spring & fall)


38:
The Uwharrie Lakes Newsletter (3 times/year)


51:
Conservation education: wildlife and habitat

63:
Friend of Wildlife, (quarterly magazine for NC Wildlife Federation Members)


75:
Note: Started in 1995, the landtrust is an outgrowth of the Yadkin/Pee Dee Lakes Project regional effort.


63:
Regular contributions by members to newspaper and magazine articles

75:
Monthly meetings (2nd Monday); Water quality analysis; V-win program

79:
Monthly educational meetings on environment open to public


51:
Fundraising  & administration of all of these issues

75:
State Employees Combined Campaign, Combined Federal Campaign


46:
Development of attractions; Facilitation and networking regional cooperative efforts

51:
Promote and develop Nature-based tourism; community development

63:
Creating Sustainable Development through Environmental Education; Nature Based Tourism; Sounds of Success; brochures

75:
Scuppernong River interpretive boardwalk & outdoor classroom; Cashie wetlands walk; Lake Mattamuskeet lodge; NC Estuarium (97)

79:
TourEast II (Fall 1996); Nature Based Tourism Development Conference; Interpretive Programming upon request


46:
Design, produce, and distribute media to support formal and informal environmental education

63:
Catalog of media to support environmental education on videocassette and other media

75:
Note: Marketing and distribution office is in South Carolina.  Contact them at: PO Box 99, Beaufort, SC 29901. (tel) 800-368-3382.


75:
Beginner Backpack Course; Winter Backpack Course


75:
Biennial meeting Note: Main office is in Harpers Ferry, WV tel (304) 535-6331.  Total membership 23,000


46:
provide support for environmental projects in NC


