RALEIGH — The N.C. Wildlife Resources Commission is seeking public comments on its Peregrine Falcon Conservation Plan through Nov. 12, 2026.
This breeding population is state-listed as endangered, and the conservation plan will guide the agency’s efforts to maintain the peregrine falcon in North Carolina. It presents biological information, factors contributing to nest failure, conservation goals and potential conservation actions for the breeding population of the peregrine falcon.
After collecting and considering all public comments, NCWRC staff will present the draft plan to agency Commissioners for approval during their Dec. 10, 2026, business meeting. Once the plan is approved, NCWRC and its partners will use it as a blueprint for conservation of this population.
View the plan (posted below) and submit comments online at https://ncwildlife.az1.qualtrics.com/jfe/form/SV_3C7vGchQXVpNTSe.
For questions about the Peregrine Falcon Conservation Plan, please email Chris Kelly, christine.kelly@ncwildlifelgov, the primary author of the draft plan.Information about peregrine falcons can be found on the NCWRC website.
