Habitat Restoration
We support ecological restoration through thoughtful planting and long-term stewardship of butterfly-friendly spaces.
Our Mission
We are organized for charitable, scientific, and educational purposes, with a mission centered on conserving and restoring Monarch and Passion Fruit butterfly habitats along the North Carolina Intracoastal Waterway.
Monarch and Passion Fruit butterflies rely on specific host plants like milkweed and passionflower to reproduce and survive. Protecting and restoring these plants directly supports their life cycle and long-term survival.
Why your support matters
Focused Conservation with a Local Mission
- Restore habitat for Monarch and Passion Fruit Butterflies
- Support native host and nectar plants
- Expand environmental education and outreach
Native Plant Support
Native host and nectar plants are essential for breeding, migration, and survival. Donations help make that work possible.
Public Education
Community awareness, volunteer engagement, and educational outreach strengthen conservation across the coast.
What Donations Support
Every contribution helps move conservation from idea to action.
Site Assessment
Identifying suitable habitat areas for restoration and long-term stewardship.
Planting and Restoration
Supporting native flora that butterflies depend on throughout their life cycle.
Education and Outreach
Helping schools, volunteers, and community members understand and protect these habitats.
Contact
North Carolina Coastal Butterfly Conservancy, Inc.
203 Albatross Court
Emerald Isle, NC 28594
For inquiries, partnerships, or volunteer opportunities, please contact us using the information provided.
Our Work in Action
Monarch Butterflies
Passion Fruit Butterflies
Caterpillars
Host Plants
This gallery will showcase butterfly populations, native plants, and volunteer efforts across the North Carolina coast.