Concord Wildlife Alliance
to protect, conserve and restore wildlife
and habitat in the Greater Concord Area.
and habitat in the Greater Concord Area.
The Honey Bee Calendar year with Beekeeper Ken Jahns
Join us at 6:00 p.m. on September 3rd for our first fall monthly members meeting, featuring Beekeeper Ken Jahns. Ken will be speaking to our members about the changes that occur each month in the hives, and the products produced. We look forward to having Ken, as he always has a very fun and interesting presentation.
Refreshments will be provided. We look forward to seeing you all there. Please see events page for more details.
Adopt-a-Stream May 2019
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Thank you to all our volunteers who helped at our bi-annual stream clean up!
We had volunteers from CWA, Concord Youth Council, Concord Lions Club, Troop 128, Troop 3, and Gibson Village Neighborhood Association. Missed out? We'll do this again in October! Date is TBD. |
Kids in Nature Day 2019
Upcoming events at a glance
September 3: The Honey Bee Calendar Year with beekeeper Ken Jahns
We want to hear from our community!
Click HERE to leave us a suggestion about how to serve the Greater Concord Community
Click HERE to leave us a suggestion about how to serve the Greater Concord Community
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We are very excited to announce the City of Concord as the North Carolina Wildlife Federation’s 55th Annual Governor’s Conservation Achievement Award Winner for Municipal Conservationist of the Year! Thanks to everyone who has contributed to this achievement. Visit the link below to see the other winners.
http://ncwf.org/programs/awards/
CWA has also been featured in the Independent Tribune for this achievement:
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http://ncwf.org/programs/awards/
CWA has also been featured in the Independent Tribune for this achievement:
Click Here to View
Concord Wildlife Alliance proudly serves the City of Concord, North Carolina.
As result of our formation the area now has a collective voice in helping preserve, protect, enhancing the natural and wildlife habitats, and species that are a key part of this city.
If you would like to become a member or see how you can help, please contact us.
As result of our formation the area now has a collective voice in helping preserve, protect, enhancing the natural and wildlife habitats, and species that are a key part of this city.
If you would like to become a member or see how you can help, please contact us.
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