Are super-abundant schooling fishes such as herring, anchovy, sand lance, surf smelt, sardine, capelin and eulachon. These small fish are forage or prey for 100 s of species from birds, marine mammals and fish. What eats forage fish? Our goal is to sample likely spawn sites over several seasons. We are always looking for more volunteers, so please contact us! We offer in the field training, camaraderie, and fun! .

Welcome to the Friends of Forsythe Website. Is open 7 days a week from sunrise to sunset. The Wildlife Drive, trails, and boardwalk are all open to visitors. These are located in the Galloway Township section of the Refuge. Other trails and viewing platforms are also located in other parts of the Refuge.

Join us for breakfast at the Courtyard by Marriott Hotel at Carolina Beach on Saturday, January 13, and be the first to see the diagrams of the planned new Fort Fisher Visitor Center and Museum by the architectural firm of Clark Nexsen, the Friends and officials of the NC Department of Natural and Cultural Resources.

The Friends of Fort Flagler group was formed in 1999 from a nucleus of people involved in the Centennial celebration at Fort Flagler State Park. Preparations for the celebration identified a wealth of undeveloped and unrealized potential as well as the need for major restoration and preservation. To restore, preserve, and protect the natural and historical resources of Fort Flagler, as well as to provide assistance and support for the park staff.

Friends of Fort Frederick State Park. Welcome to Fort Frederick! The Friends of Fort Frederick, Inc. An 18th Century Market Fair. French and Indian War Reenactments. Maryland DNR page for Fort Frederick. Learn More about the Fort! .