North Carolina hunters and anglers have been and continue to be some of the state’s most committed and effective conservation leaders. As our state population soars, it is critical that the heritage of hunting and fishing remain strong.
A united front for sportsmen and women now has a name: The North Carolina Camouflage Coalition. We give you the facts, the figures, and the access to impact the issues that matter to hunting and fishing.

Camouflage Coalition members will receive:

• E-mail Action Alerts specifically designed to inform sportsmen and women of legislative and regulatory proposals by state and national agencies and organizations that may benefit or harm programs related to hunting, fishing, and conservation in North Carolina.
  
• Educational materials about statewide events that relate to hunting, fishing, and conservation issues.
  
• Fast and easy ways to contact specific legislators, elected officials, and regulatory agencies about issues of concern.In addition, Camouflage Coalition Coordinator Richard B. Hamilton will represent the interests of the NC Camo Coalition to the North Carolina General Assembly whenever issues arise involving hunting, fishing, and conservation.

HOW THE COALITION WORKS
Click Here to join. It’s simple and free. Our detailed database will match your address with a list of elected officials. When you receive an Action Alert about an issue that matters to you, simply send a message with a click of your mouse.


Dick Hamilton receives the Thomas L. Quay Wildlife Diversity Award. (8/25/2011)
From left to right:  David Hoyle (NCWRC Chairman), Dick Hamilton (NCWF Camo Coordinator), and Gordon Myers (NCWRC Executive Director).  Photo courtesy Greg Culpepper.