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Management Resources 
Why is management important for plant conservation?​
Regular documentation of rare plant populations and habitat health is fundamental to detecting signs of degradation. Once appropriate active management steps are determined, they are implemented to reverse the decline of rare plant populations and their habitat. 
The NC Plant Conservation Program (NCPCP), Friend of Plant Conservation (FoPC) Volunteers, preserve stewards and others, work together in accomplishing management techniques that promote habitat and populations of rare native species. Click on the images below to explore the reasons and methods for these important practices. 
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Preserve Stewards are volunteers who adopt a preserve and regularly visit it to ensure habitat and rare plant safety and protection. Preserve Stewards aid the NCPCP and FoPC in public interaction, taking part in volunteer days, guided hikes, and ensuring boundary lines are being respected.  
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Friends of Plant Conservation
Plant Industry Division
1060 Mail Service Center
Raleigh NC 27699-1060
ncfopc@gmail.com
919-707-3755​

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  • Home
  • About Us
    • Board of Directors >
      • Official Documents
    • Staff
    • Awards
    • Partners
    • Contact Us
    • Privacy Policy
  • The Preserves
    • Rare Plants & Regulations >
      • Ginseng
    • Explore the Preserves >
      • Bat Fork / Ochlawaha
      • Boiling Spring Lakes
      • Caraway/Oconee bells
      • Cedar Cliff
      • Cedar Mountain Bog
      • Denson's Creek
      • Eastwood
      • Eno River Diabase Sill
      • Harvest Field
      • Hog Branch Ponds
      • Long Mountain Slopes / Poison Fork
      • Melrose Mountain
      • Mineral Springs Barrens
      • Pondberry Bay
      • Paddy Mountain
      • Redlair >
        • Redlair History
        • Redlair for Researchers
      • Tater Hill
      • White Oak Mountain
      • Work & Learns
  • Volunteer
    • Work & Learns
  • Field Trips
  • News
    • NEWS and Newsletters
  • Learn
    • Virtual Tours
    • Speakers Bureau
    • Species Spotlights
    • Books
    • Articles on Plants and Conservation
  • Support Us
    • Become a Member
    • Donate
  • New Page
  • New Page