Carteret County
Wildlife Club 

Who We Are

Founded in 1958, the Carteret County Wildlife Club (CCWC) is a 501(c)(3) non-profit organization dedicated to wildlife conservation and education.

We are also a group of outdoor enthusiasts who enjoy walking in nature, paddling, and hosting outdoor educational events.  

In collaboration with the U.S. Forest Service, CCWC members have helped maintain the 3.1-mile Weetock trail in the west, and the 22-mile Neusiok trail in the eastern region. Led by the Friends of the Mountains-to-Sea Trail, members of the CCWC assist in trail work on the Neusiok annually.

Participate in a Monthly Meeting

Join us on the third Tuesday of each month. Most meetings will be a covered dish dinner followed by a program about wildlife or a related topic. A few meetings may be special events, such as a fish fry on a river bank or an oyster roast on a member’s property.

Specific times, dates, and locations for meetings, outings, and activities will be announced at the meetings, in the monthly newsletter, posted on the online Calendar and on Facebook.

The Carteret County Wildlife Club is dedicated to promote the conservation, restoration and management of the national, state and county natural resources, to coordinate and cooperate with other conservation minded groups and help guide unselfishly and promote the highest of ethics regarding wildlife, outdoor recreation and renewable resources, to guard diligently against pollution of air, water or land and furthermore to prevent unwise exploitation of natural resources. lt is dedicated to teaching safety and responsibility regarding all outdoor recreation.

Contact:

email: CCWC1985@gmail.com

facebook: www.facebook.com/CCWCNC

Come, join us, help wildlife thrive and enjoy the outdoors together!