North Carolina Commission Seeks Comments on Peregrine Falcon Conservation Plan
The North Carolina Wildlife Resources Commission has proposed a draft Conservation Plan for the Peregrine Falcon to protect and increase the population of this state-listed endangered species. Public comments on the plan are being accepted through November 12.
Greenville New Bern Washington, NC, October 29, 2026 —
The North Carolina Wildlife Resources Commission has proposed a draft Conservation Plan for the Peregrine Falcon, a species listed as endangered in the state. The plan’s stated purpose is to protect and increase the falcon’s population.
The commission is accepting public comments on the draft through November 12. The year for that deadline was not provided in the available information.
Details about the plan’s proposed conservation measures, the current size of the state’s peregrine falcon population and how the plan would seek to increase it were not provided. The information also does not specify how members of the public can submit comments or whether the commission has scheduled any hearings or other opportunities for public input.
The proposal is identified as a draft, and the available information does not state whether or when a final plan will be issued. It also does not describe any changes that may be made following the comment period. The commission’s stated objective is to protect and increase the population of the state-listed endangered species.
Until November 12, the commission is accepting public comments on the proposal. Further information about the draft’s contents and the comment process was not included in the summary provided.
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