Nickolas Bilahuk is a dedicated herpetologist and the founder of Bilahuk Family Farm & Wildlife Rescue, a licensed 501(c)(3) nonprofit organization based in Graham, North Carolina. With a deep passion for reptiles—especially turtles—Nickolas has spent years studying, rescuing, and rehabilitating injured wildlife.
What began as a personal mission to care for the most overlooked creatures in our ecosystems has grown into a full-fledged rescue and education center. Under his leadership, the farm provides critical care to injured animals, long-term sanctuary for non-releasable wildlife, and educational outreach to the community.
Nickolas brings not only scientific knowledge and field experience, but also a heart for conservation and compassion. His commitment to wildlife rehabilitation is rooted in the belief that every animal deserves a chance to heal and live safely—whether in the wild or under careful human care.
Thanks to his vision and persistence, Bilahuk Family Farm has become a local haven for turtles and other wild species in need, as well as a valuable resource for wildlife education and humane relocation services.
What We Do
A nonprofit animal refuge dedicated to the rescue, rehabilitation, and release of injured native reptiles and other animals. We provide lifelong sanctuary when needed and offer educational programs to foster community awareness and conservation. Our refuge is home to a variety of species, including turtles, snakes, iguanas, tegus, frogs, snakes, goats, chickens, and ducks.
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