NC Partners in Flight is a North Carolina-focused conservation partnership dedicated to cooperation, collaboration, and coordination in support of birds and their habitats. Its website shares news, research, reports, meetings, and opportunities relevant to researchers, conservation professionals, volunteers, landowners, and others interested in wildlife conservation. A featured initiative, the NC Bird Atlas, brings together participants in a multi-year effort to document bird species known to inhabit the state. The site also highlights work on migratory and threatened birds, including the Red Knot and Eastern Black Rail, and shares conservation plans and policy updates affecting bird populations.

Alongside information about its own initiatives, NC Partners in Flight connects visitors with resources from partner organizations, such as shorebird roost research, technical reports, and the North American Breeding Bird Survey. It publicizes meetings and educational events, including webinars on invasive plants and wildlife-friendly native landscaping. Through these updates and shared resources, the partnership helps make conservation information more accessible and encourages coordinated action among people and organizations working to protect birds.