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Piedmont Wildlife Visit @ North Regional

Learn about the natural history (predator/prey interactions, diet, habitat, adaptations including defense mechanisms) of the animals as well as conservation practices for native NC wildlife.

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About the event

Learn about the natural history (predator/prey interactions, diet, habitat, adaptations including defense mechanisms) of the animals as well as conservation practices for native NC wildlife. This program will take place on Thursday, June 11, 2026 from 10-10:30 a.m. at North Regional Library. The address is 221 Milton Rd. Durham, NC 27712.

This program is best for school-aged children. This program includes live animals, and a liability waiver will need to be signed by people who are registered for the program.

Registration for this event is required. There is a total of 55 seats available. When registering, please remember to include all people in your party I i.e. guardian and child.) Due to space limitations and safety of people and animals, those who are not registered will be unable to attend.

This event will be held system wide. If this program is full, please check the calendar for other dates and times. Thank you!

Questions? Please contact Molly at mschaefer@dconc.gov

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