It was a fun night at the Black Dog Bottle Shop Friday evening, as we held our second annual Wildlife Trivia Night. Over forty people, families, couples, friends, and other wildlife enthusiasts, joined SWC to test their wildlife knowledge as teams to compete for some great prizes. Jennifer Mann emceed the event, assisted by Jeremy … More Wild Times With Wildlife Trivia
This was our fourth year in a row as an exhibitor at Mud Day at the Walnut Creek Wetland Center in Raleigh. This is always a fun event, and though our exhibit was far enough away from the mud slide to not get splashed, we did get some collateral mud from muddy visitors to our exhibit. A … More Mud Day Madness
Join NCWF South Wake Conservationists Chapter for a presentation about chimney swifts! John Connors, retired Coordinator of The Naturalist Center at the NC Museum of Natural Sciences, will share the biology, history, and behaviours of this very unique bird. In 1682 a swift was found nesting for the first time in a chimney at a … More Chimney Swifts and People: Past Present and Future – Sept 3, 2026
Now that the school year is almost upon us, we are working to keep this wonderful rooftop garden in shape! It’s time to follow up our earlier summer weedings:) There are sixteen beds in the center of the roof area, which is where the students raised their crops and pollinator plants this spring, and they … More Volunteers Needed: Rooftop Pollinator Garden Maintenance at SE Raleigh Elementary School Aug 21, 2026
Great kick off for The Invasive Removal Coalition of Cary’s first event at the Annie Jones Trail in Cary. Approximately 16 volunteers from multiple conservation groups showed up. Six of those were with SWC, other groups that participated were SWANEC and Rewild Cary. The Coalition provided quality snacks and beverages. The mission was to primarily … More Invasive removal at Annie Jones Trail in Cary, NC
SWC partnered with Wake County Parks to hold our fourth annual Moth Night at Crowder County Park in Apex Saturday evening. Bonnie Eamick, a certified environmental educator and SWC member and Adam Prince, an outdoor educator with the parks, teamed up with some friends from the local insect (and arachnid) population to deliver a fun … More A Fun Night in the Park
Mud Day at the Walnut Creek Wetland Center in Raleigh is always a fun event, and SWC is excited to participate for the fourth year in a row as an exhibitor! We will have a variety of displays and hands-on activities, as always, and need some volunteers to help during the event. It is all … More Volunteers Needed for SWC Exhibit at Mud Day Aug. 15th
We will meet at the end of Wide Waters Parkway, where we will take a short walk to the trail. ReWild will provide your equipment, including daubers, but please feel free to bring your own. The work will mostly involve privet and will be off trail, in a flood plain. So, you will need to … More Please join us for an invasive removal assist with ReWild NC; Monday August 17, 2026 at 3:00 pm
Kids in Nature Day is back for the fifth year in row! Fall is a great time for outdoor events, and this event is free. All kids and families are welcome. Connecting kids with nature through fun, interactive, and hands-on activities Attended by hundreds of area children and parents the past four years, Kids in … More Kids in Nature Day Oct. 10th!
Calling all wildlife enthusiasts! Due to how popular it was last year, Wildlife Trivia Night is officially back. Get ready to test your knowledge of incredible animals and more at this fun community event hosted by South Wake Conservationists. Join us again at Black Dog Bottle Shop in Holly Springs on Friday, August 21st, from … More Wildlife Trivia Night is Back: Test Your Knowledge for Conservation!