Please join us for an exciting Chatham Conservation Partnership (CCP) meeting this Thursday, April 21, 2016 from 9 am-12 noon in Pittsboro to celebrate and learn more about frogs and their important habitats MORE » – from 
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Beaufort County - Comprehensive class on fruit tree management, pruning workshop and demonstration, and an amateur wine MORE »
The Chatham County Center of North Carolina Cooperative Extension and the North Carolina Wildlife Resources Commission are teaming up to conduct a Wildlife Workshop Series for landowners. The third workshop, Nuisance Wildlife, Wildlife Damage MORE » – from Growing Small Farms
The Chatham County Center of North Carolina Cooperative Extension and the North Carolina Wildlife Resources Commission are teaming up to conduct a Wildlife Workshop Series for landowners. The second workshop, Managing your Land for MORE » – from Growing Small Farms
Tree Health and Safety October 6, 2015, 8:45am – 1:45pm The Carolina Canopy Workshop Series is an opportunity to learn about new and up to date tree care practices. SCHEDULE MORE » – from Gardening
Originally posted on ecoipm.org Last week I wrote a post about recent research by Don Cipollini and Chad Rigsby at Wright State University documenting that emerald ash borers, once thought only to infest MORE » – from Entomology
Soil: It’s much more than dirt. It’s a dynamic resource that supports nearly every form of life on Earth, and an exhibit on display this summer at a Raleigh museum is aimed at MORE » – from Soils
The Chatham Conservation Partnership will hold its quarterly meeting on Thursday, January 15, 2015 from 9:00 am-12:00 pm at the Jordan Lake Educational State Forest in eastern Chatham County. The meeting will focus on Sustainable MORE » – from Growing Small Farms
Non-timber forest products (NTFPs) refers to products other than timber that are harvested from woodlands. NTFPs include plants, parts of plants, fungi, moss, lichen, herbs, vines, shrubs, parts of trees, and other biological material that MORE » – from Growing Small Farms
Understanding soil is a basic skill needed by anyone interested in agriculture, environmental science, gardening, natural resource management, and water quality. Traditionally, to gain that skill, a person has had to pay college MORE » – from Soils
