This WUNC article about the upcoming moth night at Hollow Rock Nature Preserve features an interview with David Bradley of the Durham County Open Space Program. Bradley shares details about the NCBP survey of the New Hope Floodplain, and the threats faced by insect populations.
https://www.wunc.org/environment/2024-08-16/moth-night-durham-county-biodiversity-population-decline
Since the start of our year-long biodiversity survey at White Pines Nature Preserve in May, we have been making frequent trips to the preserve to catalog all of the various life forms present. On Sunday, June 16, we made a group trip which included day and night sessions.
Day Survey
NCBP members are invited to gather for a group foray to White Pines Nature Preserve.
The NCBP is conducting a year-long biodiversity survey at White Pines Nature Preserve in Chatham County.
The NCBP is beginning a year-long biodiversity survey at White Pines Nature Preserve in Chatham County in conjunction with the NC Natural Heritage Program's county-wide survey.
Last week (April 22nd), NCBP members Blanka Aguero, Lisa Gatens, David George, Meriel Goodwin, Steve Hall, and Gary Perlmutter made a scouting trip to the beautiful White Pines Nature Preserve in Chatham County.
NCBP members will meet at the New Hope Bottomlands Trail to discuss plans for monitoring leaf-mining insects.
NCBP members will make a scouting trip to White Pines Nature Preserve as we begin our year-long biodiversity survey
During the 1998 field season, an inventory was conducted by the North Carolina Natural Heritage Program for locations or rare, threatened, and endangered species at the B. Everett Jordan Lake Project in the eastern Piedmont of North Carolina. Harry LeGrand, zoologist with the Program, conducted the survey work.
This inventory of the natural areas, biological communities, and rare species of Union County was funded by the North Carolina Natural Heritage Trust Fund.