Exploring the Southern Outer Banks: North Carolina’s National Lands

Filled with fascinating natural and human stories, North Carolina’s Outer Banks hold a treasure trove of historic landmarks and national park lands. Investigate these stories as local historians offer a look at the region’s role in World War II history, the importance of its grand lighthouses, and at stories passed down from generations of native residents. Join naturalists for explorations of parklands and reserves, including the Croatan National Forest — one of the most undisturbed sites of longleaf pine savannah and home to more than 100 rare species. Rating: 4.7 Read participant reviews Photos | Videos | Links For information about this program please call (800) 454-5768, or enter your email address in the field below and we will contact you when new dates become available. Go - Return to previous page - Browse for programs by region - Try an advanced search If you are currently enrolled in this program, you can view the program details by logging in to your account.