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Ernie McLaney
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Добавлен 4 янв 2013
Ernie is a Master Naturalist and a National Wildlife Federation certified Habitat Steward. He is the co-founder and first president of the Charlotte Wildlife Stewards - the Charlotte Chapter of the North Carolina Wildlife Federation. The chapter received four local and state awards during their fist five years. These videos feature North Carolina Nature and Wildlife (mostly backyard wildlife), and some videos from Ernie's travels. Videos are meant to promote the concepts of environmental stewardship, conservation, the protection of wildlife and their habitat, as well as supporting the concepts of sustainability. For the best viewing quality, please adjust the play setting to the highest HD listing available (1080P).
Ernie, a Charlotte native, now lives in St. James, North Carolina.
Ernie, a Charlotte native, now lives in St. James, North Carolina.
Rice Creek Paddle, Brunswick County, NC 7 5 24
A great paddle to chill, enjoy nature and get close to some 200 year old Cypress Trees.
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St. James Living Shoreline Workday
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July 1, 2024 The Town of St. James, hosted by the St. James Conservancy, came together with area volunteers, along with UNC-Wilmington to continue work on our oyster reef along the shores of the Intercoastal Waterway. See our website for more details: www.stjamesconservancy.org
SJC Environmental Fair Event video
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Scenes from the St. James Conservancy's Environmental Fair #2 in St James, NC. April 25, 2024.
St. James Green Swamp tour 11 02 23
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For better quality, adjust the playback setting to 1080P. Members of St. James Conservancy benefited from a unique tour of the Green Swamp Preserve, led by Dr. Roger D. Shew of UNC Wilmington. The Green Swamp in Brunswick County, NC is a National Natural Landmark. Learn more about St. James Conservancy at www.stjamesconservancy.org
St James Living Shoreline 10 26 23
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Please adjust playback settings to highest available (1080p). A recap of our ongoing Living Shoreline program in St. James, NC, organized by the St. James Conservancy. Special thanks to Brunswick County Sheriff’s Marine Patrol for wake management during this project. Learn more about St. James Conservancy and our many focus areas here: www.stjamesconservancy.org
St. James, Living Shoreline Project 7 13 23
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The St. James “Living Shoreline” project at Waterway Park is a multi-generational Citizen Scientist Community Conservation program in conjunction with the UNCW’s Center for Marine Science (Benthic Ecology Lab). The program started in 2004 funded each year by the Town of St. James. The Living Shoreline project has been highly successful using bagged oyster shells and marsh grasses to prevent ero...
Something New in St. James!
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There is a new initiative in the small community of St. James, North Carolina. What is it?
A common evening visitor in St James, NC
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As I have relocated from Charlotte, NC to the coastal community of St. James (South of Wilmington), the flora and fauna have changed. Being used to the Barred Owl, I now have frequent encounters with a different owl that frequents the lush maritime forests of the coast. This is an early audio capture that I added images to in late December 2022.
Peace & Joy through Nature
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Does it seem as though life has more stress than you would like? Creating a nature friendly landscape will help quiet the soul, ease the tension, and bring lasting joy and peace. Learn more here: www.charlottewildlife.org (adjust playback setting to 1080p for best quality.)
Charlotte Wildlife Stewards Introduction
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A quick look at who we are and what we do. More on our website: www.charlottewildlife.org
Paddling Lake James, North Carolina
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At the north end of Lake James is a little known boat ramp to an epic adventure at base of the Pisgah Game Lands. In the early mornings you have quiet water, cool temperatures, and lots of wildlife. Put this on your "must see" list.
...and be the ones.
Просмотров 262 года назад
Sharing the message from Nicolette Sowder about the need for families to step back into the circle of wild things and bond with Mother Nature. (for best quality, adjust playback settings to 1080p) Visit: wilderchild.com/ www.charlottewildlife.org
Wild on the Water 2022
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Our annual fundraiser took place on Saturday, June 4, 2022. Our 58 paddlers enjoyed a perfect day on the water followed by lunch, entertainment, and over $2,900 in prizes. (adjust playback settings to 1080p) Learn more here: www.charlottewildlife.org
Suburban Wildlife Conservation
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In observance of Earth Day, we propose thoughtful consideration to improving your landscape so that it is more wildlife friendly. Visit our website for details: www.charlottewildlife.org (Please adjust playback setting to 1080P for best quality"
April in a Charlotte Landscape
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A few close up shots of flowers in my landscape, mid-April.
Announcing Wild on the Water for 2022
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Announcing Wild on the Water for 2022
Charlotte Wildlife Stewards are volunteers
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Charlotte Wildlife Stewards are volunteers
CWS January 2022 - Wildlife Connectivity
Просмотров 252 года назад
CWS January 2022 - Wildlife Connectivity
Charlotte Wildlife Stewards presents; "I Spy....." at Stevens Creek Nature Preserve.
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Charlotte Wildlife Stewards presents; "I Spy....." at Stevens Creek Nature Preserve.
CWS October 2021. Stream Restoration and Wildlife
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CWS October 2021. Stream Restoration and Wildlife
CWS September 2021 program on Civic Engagement with Erin Schrode
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CWS September 2021 program on Civic Engagement with Erin Schrode
He looks right at home.
Well, squatters gonna squat.
New owl species ???
Erin Schrode 😍
Nice work, Ernie and Charlotte Wildlife! It looks like you had a great turnout.
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Awww! Love this!
That was absolutely beautiful. I wept
This is amazing!!! Kudos to Char/Meck Storm Water Services and other groups that were involved!
Looking forward to future volunteer opportunities for trash for trees in Charlotte and Wilmington!🐸
Great job Martina! You give me hope for the future of ornithology!
Put some flashing on tree base!
It's called sea fog although it obviously occurs on lakes as well.
I wanna hang out with you... some good wildlife sightings!
Aww, that Red Shouldered Hawk didn't stay there in the bird bath. That Blue Jay seemed to have frightened it. Typically Blue Jays will make those territorial calls when any raptor is in a tree, but they'll stay there unless it gets dive-bombed too many times. It's interesting that only the sound caused that hawk to fly away. The Blue Jay didn't even dive bomb the hawk at all.
Hear some of the story on PBS Charlotte (WFAE) www.wfae.org/post/city-trees-japanese-cherry-prize-worthy#stream/0
Great video, Ernie!
That was so terrific! I hope little brother#3 got to peek out eventually. Ernie, National Geographic could not have filmed it better!
Thanks SO much. Loved this. We hear owls in our back yard. Would love to put one up for them here.
Incredible! Makes me want to put up a box of my own!
So cute I cant stand it lol
Ahahaha THIS IS SOOO ADORABLE