Connecting the Triad with nature and each other.
The importance of inclusivity
Triad Wild! membership, events, and programs are open to all ages, races, genders, experiences, and identities.
Letter from the President
Dear Triad Wild! Members and Supporters:
On behalf of the Advisory Board of Triad Wild!, I am thrilled to welcome you to Triad Wild!, the local chapter of the North Carolina Wildlife Federation. Triad Wild! is one of 19 local chapters of NCWF. Chapters are dedicated to protecting and preserving flora and fauna and their habitats across the state, while engaging and educating members of the community.
Triad Wild! had been inactive for the past few years, mainly due to the COVID epidemic. But we are now up and running with a new Advisory Board and exciting new wildlife projects. Our Advisory Board is composed of folks just like yourself – individuals of all ages and from all walks of life, bound together by a love of wildlife and a keen desire to preserve and protect it.
We have already had highly successful public projects completed in the past year. Upcoming events and projects can be found on our website (triadwild.org).
In closing, I hope to meet many of you at our future events. Except for infrequent announcements, I promise not to deluge your inbox with emails!
Cheers,
Stan Faeth, President
Advisory Board:
Robin Davis, Treasurer
Meg Horton, Secretary
Heather Russell, Social Media and Photography
Andrew Jennings
Ann Berry Somers
Hank Henry
Jon Loftis Skinner
Jon Wall
Peter Zanard
Katie Farina
How you can get involved.
Our Mission Statement
Triad Wild! proudly serves the Triad region of North Carolina as a local wildlife chapter of the North Carolina Wildlife Federation (NCWF). Our Chapter ardently supports the conservation and protection of native flora and fauna and their habitats, specifically in the Piedmont Triad region and generally in North Carolina. We advocate for wildlife and their habitats through educational programs, habitat restoration and protection projects, and outdoor recreational activities.
Our overall goal is to increase wonderment and appreciation of the outdoors and its wild inhabitants, while simultaneously building and strengthening relationships within the Triad community.