The goals of this organization will be to contribute to the advancement of the science of mycology, to continually better our knowledge of fungi, to pass knowledge on to others who are interested in learning about fungi, to interact with others with like interests, locally, regionally, nationally and internationally.
The Carolina Wetlands Association promotes the understanding, protection, restoration, and enjoyment of North and South Carolina’s wetlands and associated ecosystems through science-based programs, education, and advocacy. We envision a present and future in which the Carolinas’ wetlands are understood, enjoyed and valued as integral parts of our mountain, piedmont, and coastal ecosystems. They should be healthy, plentiful, and support our states’ ecological, societal, and economic needs.
The Mission of the Council is to advocate the sustainability of North Carolina’s urban forests through the use of economic, human, and environmental resources.
To protects important open space--stream corridors, forests, wildlife habitat, farmland and natural areas and to help keep our region a healthy and vibrant place to live and work.
The North Carolina Coastal Federation empowers coastal residents and visitors from all walks of life to protect and restore the water quality and critically important natural habitats of the North Carolina coast.
To enhance the quality of life in the communities of coastal North Carolina by preserving open space, greenways, and significant natural areas.
To engage North Carolina in initiatives that advance environmental health and justice by advocating for safe alternatives to harmful pesticides and chemicals.
To conserve and protect the natural and cultural resources of the Eno River basin.
To encourage, assist, advise and participate in the identification, preservation, and restoration of significant structures, buildings, districts, objects of local interest, historical charm, distinctive character and natural endowments of Ocracoke Island.