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The North Carolina Youth Outdoor Engagement Commission is encouraging and strengthening young North Carolinians' connection to nature.

North Carolina, USA
Joined February 2019
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Happy #NationalBirdDay! Do you have a favorite North Carolina species?
Happy #NationalBirdDay! We're celebrating by looking back at the Audubon #ChristmasBirdCount, which ends today. Thanks to all who participated, including this group in Yancey County. ow.ly/asaQ30mORiH
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#Snow falls near Split Rock on #GrandfatherMtn during the early hours of Dec. 7. While wind makes it difficult to accurately measure snowfall, temperatures continued to drop through morning. By noon, temps had fallen to 24.4° F, wind chill of 8.7°. Video by Tommy Oakley | GMSF
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It's the last day to apply for a free online hunter education voucher for youth 16 and under, courtesy of @GOoutsideNC. Vouchers are limited, so visit the Council's website (bit.ly/2I9qGOs) for more information and to get your code.
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It's #TakeAHikeDay! The North Carolina Trails Program originated in 1973 with the North Carolina Trails System Act and is dedicated to helping citizens, organizations & agencies plan, develop & manage all types of trails. Visit trails.nc.gov to find a trail near you!
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Grab your boots, trail mix, and some water because today is National #TakeaHikeDay! To find a family-friendly TRACK Trail near you, visit kidsinparks.com
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Exciting news — Moss Street Partnership School (@UNCGMSPS) has been awarded a @GOoutsideNC grant to build an outdoor learning trail! MSPS students will help name the trail and create a map & guide. Learn more below! @UNCG @RCS_NC @UNC_System news.uncg.edu/moss-street-gr…
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Now through Dec. 1, @GOoutsideNC is offering vouchers for free online hunter education for youth 16 and under. Vouchers are limited, so visit the Council's website (bit.ly/2I9qGOs) for more information and to get your code.
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We are SO excited for this project. Our work with our @GOoutsideNC grant continues. Bringing even more outdoor learning opportunities to Douglas! @DouglasESDragon @DDprincipal #wearedouglas
The Douglas Creative Arts and Science Nature Trail is progressing with Howard Gardner’s Multiple Intelligences! We still have three more Multiple Intelligences to paint. Which ones still need to be completed? @DDprincipal @PTADouglasES
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The North Carolina Schools Go Outside (GO) Grant was created to address the main barrier to getting kids outside during the school day – funding. Check out the webinar and details by clicking on the link. @GOoutsideNC ow.ly/Vac930rfNwP
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We’re proud to celebrate #NationalVetTechWeek & honor those caring for the animals at our Zoo & Wildlife Rehab Center. Ask veterinary tech, Halley Buckanoff, in our ‘Ask An Expert’ series! Submit questions on our IG story tomorrow @ 11 AM & we’ll post answers on Thursday morning.
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Unsure how to keep your outings into nature interesting? We're here to help! kidsinparks.com/blog/hiking-…
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Replying to @GoOutsideNC
@GOoutsideNC is committed to getting kids outdoors. For more information about the program, visit: outdoorheritage.nc.gov
We are giving out free limited edition patches to North Carolina residents 16 years old and under. We want to encourage more kids to go outside. Our successful patches are for tasks such as catching a certain fish🐟, hiking, hunting🕺, camping🏕, etc.
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Join us and @GOoutsideNC this Wednesday for a webinar on resources available for schools to set up outdoor classrooms. Grants are currently available! Register here ow.ly/150I30reDrW
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Time in nature benefits our physical health and can help us connect with each other. Guest writer Daniel W. Hatcher, with @HealthierGen, offers simple ideas to help you plan and make the most of nature experiences. kidsinparks.com/blog/family-…
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Have you checked out this month’s StoryWalk™️ at #HistoricOakView County Park? Read a fun book page by page as you wind your way around the park! #StoryWalkAtOakView @wakegovparks
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We’re #open to the public and Sir Wolfter Raleigh is so excited to see everyone! 🐺 Learn about our new hours and safety procedures: bit.ly/2GtKTOb
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So exciting! 🎉
The secret’s out! Tune in to Nat Geo WILD on October 31st and discover what makes the North Carolina Zoo so special @natgeowild
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Check out this #TrailCamTuesday from #HarrisLake! Deer often commuicate through body language, as is evident in these photos taken in January of 2018. In the first photo, the deer are wary of each other, while in the second they have accepted each other and are at ease.
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@ncwildlife and the N.C. Wildlife Federation will offer five free online deer hunting and processing seminars from Sept. 14 – 18. Pre-registration is required, and each participant will receive a confirmation email with login instructions. Register at ncwildife.org/sbs
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For great resources to use in the school year ahead, check out this article from @ParksTraveler - "Homeschoolers' Assistant: Dive Into National Parks Content" nationalparkstraveler.org/20…
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