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SIGN OUR PETITION (link in bio!): Reject Duke's Rate Hike Request! Duke Energy reported $5 billion in profits yesterday. They are currently pushing to raise energy bills in NC by 18%.

Duke Energy and Amazon are attempting to sidestep clean air standards for a massive new data center in Richmond Co, North Carolina that would include over 600 polluting diesel generators. If this project is approved, it could make it easier for future large-scale data centers to sidestep important environmental protections. Sign our petition urging the NC Division of Air Quality (DAQ) to reject this proposal! Link in bio.

🦈 While this week is Shark Week, North Carolinians know that shark week lasts year-round with all the fin-tastic sharks that call our coastline home. 🦈 Swipe to learn more about a few that you might see in NC waters. Which one is your favorite? Comment and let us know.

remember to get outside and enjoy NC’s wild places (and get registered to vote!)

We recommend voting AGAINST all three constitutional amendments on your North Carolina ballot. Learn why these three amendments are bad for North Carolina by clicking the link in our bio.

With snake season in full swing, it's a great time to learn how to identify the species you may encounter outdoors. This guide covers North Carolina's venomous snakes and where they're commonly found. Knowledge is the best way to stay safe and to appreciate these fascinating reptiles from a respectful distance! Have you spotted any snakes this season? Let us know below!

Alaskan bears got their spotlight last week, but North Carolina has some seriously impressive fat bears too! Here are some fun facts about the fat and furry Black Bears of NC: 🐻 NC is home to one of the largest black bear populations in the country. 🐻 Black bears can weigh more than 500 pounds. 🐻 They can run up to 35 mph. So, don’t let the fluff fool you! NC Fat Bears Week, anyone? 👀

Send this to folks in your swarm, pack, herd, or gaggle who haven't voted yet. Remind them Election Day is Tuesday, Nov. 3. Polls are open from 6:30am- 7:30pm. Check the links in our bio for your voting info!

WE'RE HIRING! We’re looking for a Toxics Campaign Organizer to help fight for a healthier, safer North Carolina. This role will organize communities and advance advocacy campaigns to protect people and our environment from toxic chemicals. If you’re a strong organizer who’s ready to turn grassroots energy into meaningful change, this could be the role for you! Click the link in our bio for more details on how to apply. WE'RE HIRING! We’re looking for an Affiliate Capacity Associate to help strengthen and support North Carolina’s environmental and public health communities. This role works closely with our partner organizations to build capacity, deepen collaboration, and help environmental advocates across the state succeed. If you’re organized, collaborative, and passionate about building a stronger environmental movement, we’d love to hear from you! Check the link in our bio for more info.

A little reminder that early voting starts TOMORROW in North Carolina! Make your plan to vote early October 15–31. Remember, you can register to vote or update your registration at any early voting site in your county. Check the link in our bio to find: 📍 Early voting locations 📝 Your sample ballot ✅ A nonpartisan voter guide ❌ Info on why you should vote AGAINST all three constitutional amendments If you have questions about voting, comment below! We're happy to help find the right information or point you toward a resource.

Help us welcome our Fall 2026 Campus Fellows! ✨🎉🎊 Be sure to say hello if you see them on campus.

Here's a look behind the scenes (and back in time!) of just some of the folks on staff who help to protect NC's environment! You can see our full staff list on our webpage (link in bio).

👀… as the data center fight comes to NC, we’re getting vocal. Luckily, you can too - sign our petition against the 600+ diesel generators Amazon and Duke Energy are proposing for a data center in Richmond Co. link in bio

Enough people to pack out a championship-level arena and still overflow outside. That’s what opposition to Duke Energy’s proposed rate hike looks like.

WE'RE HIRING! Check the links in our bio for more details on our internships. Help us spread the word to NC students who'd like to gain hands-on experience in the environmental nonprofit world. The internships are fully remote. 🗓 Starts early June (some flexibility with the dates) ⏰ Apply by March 31.

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SIGN OUR PETITION (link in bio): Reject Duke's Rate Hike Request! If you'd like to attend a hearing or are wondering if you fall under Duke Energy Progress or Duke Energy Carolinas, DM us. We can give you more details and help you with any questions you may have.

North Carolina’s carnivorous plants are as fascinating as they are fierce! Swipe through to learn more and let us know which one is your favorite.

The Environmental Management Commission (EMC) proposed weak rules that won't protect our water from PFAS and 1,4-dioxane, but North Carolinians SHOWED UP to demand stronger protections. The EMC should listen to the people of NC and withdraw their proposal. We deserve safe drinking water, healthy rivers, and real accountability for polluters.

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The Environmental Management Commission (EMC) proposed weak rules that won't protect our water from PFAS and 1,4-dioxane, but North Carolinians SHOWED UP to demand stronger protections.