Upland Wildlife Coalition

Upland Wildlife Coalition UWC's mission is to protect, conserve, and strengthen our upland wildlife.

Upland Wildlife Coalition’s mission is to protect, conserve, and strengthen upland wildlife, which consist of quail, dove, squirrel, rabbit and songbirds. To increase the upland wildlife population to the level that previous generations of gentlemen hunters and sportsmen have been accustom to and to bring awareness and problem solving solutions to the critical need for change in protecting your wildlife.

06/02/2024

💙 June Bird 💙 Meet the Dove, our Bird of the Month for June! This gentle bird's mournful call is a familiar sound in many backyards and they are the universal symbol of peace and harmony. But how much do you really know about the Dove? Check out our June page to learn more about these peaceful birds. https://www.farmersalmanac.com/june-birth-month-symbols-and-fun-facts

04/27/2024

Be safe out there this summer 🥴

04/27/2024
04/27/2024

Friday Puppy Fact | Olfactory Learning: Puppies are born with a highly developed sense of smell, which they rely on to find their mother's milk. This acute sense of smell plays a significant role in how puppies explore and understand their world. Studies suggest that olfactory stimulation can enhance cognitive function and memory in dogs, highlighting the importance of scent-based training and exploration in early development.

Photo: Wildrose Kennels - Gentleman's Gundogs

04/27/2024
04/27/2024

Hummingbirds are on the move, and you can have native plants shipped straight to your door that will attract them to your porch or patio. This collection includes native perennial plants that are especially beneficial to hummingbirds: Scarlet Sage, Pink Beardtongue, and Cardinal Flower.

Grown non-GMO and free of harmful neonicotinoids for healthy pollinators and a healthy planet, this collections of plants will:

-Provide key hummingbird habitat
-Offer brightly colored tubular flowers that attract and provide nectar for hummingbirds
-Support other wildlife species including birds, butterflies, moths, and bees
-Bloom across three seasons and return each year
-Never need chemicals and require less water once established
-Are deer resistant, once established

Use the link below to explore this collection and more native plants.
https://fundraising.gardenforwildlife.com/1i2qgt

04/27/2024

Research biologists believe Alpha-gal syndrome is one of the fastest-growing, and most misdiagnosed, illnesses among today’s population.

04/27/2024

If you see a deer fawn on its own this spring, leave it be! Mama deer isn't far away 🦌

During their first few weeks of life, fawns are left bedded down while the mother spends her days feeding and resting. This is done to protect the fawn from predators.

If you see a fawn bedded down over the next several months, leave it where its mother left it. Taking a fawn from the wild is unlawful.

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04/27/2024

Caden Hopkins killed this 22-pound turkey in Caswell County, NC on April 12, one day before his 14th birthday. Great job young man!

04/27/2024

6-year-old Hunter Wall killed this Allendale County gobbler that his dad, Jason Wall, called in. Great job gentlemen!

12/25/2023

Wishing everyone a Merry Christmas a Happy New Year. May God Bless your 2024.

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503 Horses Neck Road
Swansea, SC
29160

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+18037671340

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