FRIENDS OF PLANT CONSERVATION
...conserving North Carolina's imperiled plants in their natural habitat by supporting
the NC Plant Conservation Program...
the NC Plant Conservation Program...
"...wild flowers should be enjoyed unplucked where they grow." Theodore Roosevelt
Can you help us?...
Our goal is to raise $12,000 to keep Olivia Dannemiller in her position as Volunteer Coordinator for another year. She has been developing partnerships with other organizations to assist with workdays on preserves—invasives and trash removal as well as other land and plant management activities guided by the NC Plant Conservation Program.
She is providing educational experiences for the general public, enlightening them about the plight of our 419 imperiled plant species.
And she is busy searching for grants to help fund her position.
She has been an invaluable resource as we continue our mission to conserve imperiled species for future generations.
She is providing educational experiences for the general public, enlightening them about the plight of our 419 imperiled plant species.
And she is busy searching for grants to help fund her position.
She has been an invaluable resource as we continue our mission to conserve imperiled species for future generations.
For questions contact Robert K. Peet (PoPC Pres.)
at ncfopc [at] gmail dot com
or call (919) 368-4971.
You may mail a check (put Welch Fund on Memo line) to:
Friends of Plant Conservation Foundation, Inc.
c/o NC Plant Conservation Program, NCDA&CS
1060 Mail Service Center
Raleigh, NC 27699-1060
at ncfopc [at] gmail dot com
or call (919) 368-4971.
You may mail a check (put Welch Fund on Memo line) to:
Friends of Plant Conservation Foundation, Inc.
c/o NC Plant Conservation Program, NCDA&CS
1060 Mail Service Center
Raleigh, NC 27699-1060
The Welch Volunteer Fund was established by David Welch’s mother, who wished to support FoPC/NCPCP after the death of her son. Dr. Welch has continued to support the fund, but it is close to being depleted.
Your help is appreciated!
Financial information about this organization and a copy of its license are available from the N. C. State Solicitation Licensing Branch at [1 888 830 4989 ]. License No. SL10689. The license is not an endorsement by the State.
FoPC is a 501.c.3 tax exempt organization as determined by the Internal Revenue Service.
Your help is appreciated!
Financial information about this organization and a copy of its license are available from the N. C. State Solicitation Licensing Branch at [1 888 830 4989 ]. License No. SL10689. The license is not an endorsement by the State.
FoPC is a 501.c.3 tax exempt organization as determined by the Internal Revenue Service.
2020 PRESERVE Work & Learn days
Kalmia carolina. Carolina laurel or sheepkill in Cedar Mountain Bog.
Preserve Work & Learn days are opportunities to slow down; wander through areas seldom seen; see, feel, and hear nature surrounding you. Work with a small group led by experienced staff or volunteers who share their knowledge and passion for protecting our imperiled plant species, and see some of those species growing in their natural habitat.
Most Work & Learn days are limited to 15 participants to protect the land and to provide you with an opportunity to visit, learn, and photograph these treasures of North Carolina.
There are no trails and no amenities of any sort on Plant Conservation Preserves. These are not recreational lands and Workdays are intended to share the special nature of the Preserves, to provide help with invasives removal or other tasks necessary to maintain healthy ecosystems, and to promote their continued conservation.
There is no public access to Preserves without a Permit.
Most Work & Learn days are limited to 15 participants to protect the land and to provide you with an opportunity to visit, learn, and photograph these treasures of North Carolina.
There are no trails and no amenities of any sort on Plant Conservation Preserves. These are not recreational lands and Workdays are intended to share the special nature of the Preserves, to provide help with invasives removal or other tasks necessary to maintain healthy ecosystems, and to promote their continued conservation.
There is no public access to Preserves without a Permit.
NEWS
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Atmospheric CO2 Reading from Mauna Loa, Hawaii (parts per million)
Week beginning on Feb.16, 2020: 414.01 ppm Weekly value from 1 year ago: 411.22 ppm Weekly value from 10 years ago: 390.45 ppm Pre-industrial base: 280 Safe level: 350 Source: National Oceanic and Atmospheric Administration, Earth System Research Laboratory, Global Monitoring Division https://www.esrl.noaa.gov/gmd/ccgg/trends/weekly.html |
The Friends of Plant Conservation supports the efforts of the NC Plant Conservation Program to preserve rare plants in unique habitats throughout North Carolina. The Friends of Plant Conservation provide support through education, resource development, and advocacy. Specific goals of our organization include the following:
North Carolina Plant Conservation Program
NC Dept. Agriculture & Consumer Services
Plant Industry Division
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REDLAIR PRESERVE Redlair is a large preserve protecting Magnolia macrophylla, bigleaf magnolia, and Helianthus schweinitzii, Schweinitz's sunflower. There are a number of research projects underway on the Preserve. If you are looking for data related to one of the projects, contact us for information on how to reach the page(s) you need. Use the form below to request permission to access the research data. The Redlair Preserve button will take you to general information. The Redlair for Researchers button will take you to the Password Protected page. You will receive the password once you complete the Contact Form below |