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NCSU Roots and Shoots is a chapter of Jane Goodall's Roots and Shoots national organization. We focus on conservation, environmental, and humanitarian issues on a local and global level.

Anyone in any major who is interested in conservational issues is encouraged to join!

Check out our "About" page for more information on the club, our "Membership" page for information on how to become a member, our "Meetings" page for our schedule of meetings, and our "Contact Us" page to ask us any questions!

Hi all, I've attached the PPT on invasive species that Dr. Tom Wentworth presented to us earlier this semester! Make sure to check it...

Invasive Species PPT

Hi all,

I've attached the PPT on invasive species that Dr. Tom Wentworth presented to us earlier this semester! Make sure to check it out! [Note: You will have to click on "Read More" first.] Also, here's a picture of a cute panda to help you get through these last couple of weeks of classes. :)


Thursday, March 2nd, at 7:00 pm starting at David Clark Labs we will be having a meeting! We will be painting the Free Expression tunnel an...

Paint Party at a Pizza Picnic

Thursday, March 2nd, at 7:00 pm starting at David Clark Labs we will be having a meeting! We will be painting the Free Expression tunnel and eating delicious pizza! ANYONE can join, whether you are a member or not please come and hangout with us to share our love for the world around us.

Paint Party at a Pizza Picnic and a Precious Panda


Our second meeting of the semester is happening tomorrow, Thursday, Feb 16th at 7:00 in room 102 of David Clark Labs!! We will be tie-dy...

Lets get DIRTY!

Our second meeting of the semester is happening tomorrow, Thursday, Feb 16th at 7:00 in room 102 of David Clark Labs!!

We will be tie-dying t-shirts using an all natural dye...DIRT
  • Supplies will be provided; however, bring your own item to guarantee you will have what you want!
We will also be learning about the EPA and the importance of their projects!
As always there will be snacks!


We are really excited for this Spring semester as we have lots of ideas and plans for some rad events! Our first meeting will be on Thur...

Welcome back to a new semester Conservationists!



We are really excited for this Spring semester as we have lots of ideas and plans for some rad events! Our first meeting will be on Thursday, February 2nd, in David Clark Labs in room 102. This will be an interest meeting for anyone, new or old to the club; so we can all get to know each other and learn what Roots and Shoots is really about!

It is also ground hog day; therefore, we will be celebrating and as always, there will be yummy food (probably Pizza)!

We are excited to be showing the documentary "Red Wolf Revival" at our next meeting Thursday, September 29th in David Clark Lab...


We are excited to be showing the documentary "Red Wolf Revival" at our next meeting Thursday, September 29th in David Clark Labs room 102. 

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The documentary will highlight the current recovery efforts and the struggles with reintroducing these animals in the face of cultural, economical, and biological challenges in North Carolina. This also comes with the added problem of the Fish and Wildlife Service proposing on September 12th to abandon the goal of wild red wolf recovery in North Carolina, and instead they will focus on the captive wolf population. This is devastating news for the wild red wolves. 

After the screening of the film, we will paint the Free Expression tunnel as a group to raise awareness about the wild red wolves. 

Help us raise awareness for the Red Wolves on Thursday!

We are excited for Heather Kasey from the Elephant Education Initiative to speak to our club about the current elephant conservation efforts...

We are excited for Heather Kasey from the Elephant Education Initiative to speak to our club about the current elephant conservation efforts.

Come by David Clark Labs room 102 on Thursday, September 15th at 7pm to see the presentation!



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Check out their mission statement here:
To create a sustainable future for elephants through the education of children around the world. We provide elephant education by working with experts in both conservation and education.  We hope to inspire children and parents everywhere to take part becoming an advocate for elephants worldwide.  ​
Support the elephants by joining Roots and Shoots on Thursday!

We are excited for representatives of the Wildlands Network to speak to our club about the wild red wolf population crisis in North Carolina...

First Meeting of the Semester: Save the {Red Wolf} Pack!

We are excited for representatives of the Wildlands Network to speak to our club about the wild red wolf population crisis in North Carolina.

Come by David Clark Labs room 102 on Thursday, September 1st at 7pm to see the presentation!

http://www.thetruthaboutredwolves.com/

Check out this message from our guests:
"As you may or may not know, the red wolf program has been under review by the US Fish and Wildlife Service for several years. A final decision by the Director of the FWS is expected in September as to whether or not to continue the wild red wolf recovery program in eastern NC. If the Agency chooses to discontinue the program, red wolves will become extinct in the wild and the southeast will lose its historic top carnivore. Right now the signs are not good, which would mean that the red wolves will be either recaptured or simply abandoned. The FWS leadership has been taking remarkable steps to undermine their own red wolf program, apparently in an effort to appease a small group of anti-wolf critics. This would represent the US Fish and Wildlife Service walking away from conserving what is arguably one of the rarest mammal species on the entire planet. To prevent such a tragedy from happening, we need to do everything we can before September to raise the profile of the red wolf (many people in NC don't even know it’s here) and demonstrate public support for keeping the wolves in the wild."

Support the red wolves by joining Roots and Shoots on Thursday!