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Federation secures more than $384,000 for stormwater projects

Central Office, Low Impact Development, Restore and Preserve, Southeast Office, StormwaterBy CarolineOctober 12, 2017

Polluted stormwater runoff is a big problem along our coast. That is why the North Carolina Coastal Federation is partnering with several coastal communities to try and reduce it. In…

National Estuaries Week 2017

Central Office, Educate, Environmental Justice, Marine Debris, Northeast Office, Restore and Preserve, Southeast Office, WetlandsBy Danielle HermanSeptember 27, 2017

We had such a great time celebrating National Estuaries Week here on the North Carolina coast! Our staff was busy hosting events throughout the North Carolina coast. We hope that…

North River Wetlands Preserve joins state trail route

Central Office, News, Restore and PreserveBy CarolineSeptember 13, 2017

Sixteen people visited the North River Wetlands Preserve on the cool, sunny morning of Saturday, Sept. 9, to celebrate the dedication of 8 new miles to the North Carolina Mountains-to-Sea…

EnviroKids and The Bridge Downeast help with coastal restoration, education

Central Office, Educate, Environmental Justice, Living Shorelines, Marine DebrisBy Danielle HermanAugust 15, 2017

In late July, the North Carolina Coastal Federation worked with two education-based groups on living shorelines and a shoreline cleanup. The students also learned more about estuaries and the importance…

Teachers learn about estuaries, living shorelines during ExPLORE NC

Central Office, Educate, Living Shorelines, News, Restore and PreserveBy CarolineAugust 15, 2017

Teachers from the Albemarle-Pamlico region learned about estuaries and living shorelines during a presentation on July 20 at the ExPLORE NC professional development workshop at Trinity Center. Rachel Bisesi, coastal…

NOAA awards federation grant to conduct large-scale cleanup

Central Office, Marine Debris, News, Press ReleasesBy CarolineJuly 25, 2017

HARKERS ISLAND — The North Carolina Coastal Federation has been awarded a grant from the National Oceanic and Atmospheric Administration (NOAA) to clean up marine debris near Harkers Island. This…

From Bear Island to Cape Lookout, campers explore Crystal Coast

Central Office, EducateBy CarolineJuly 10, 2017

Rising third- through fifth- graders from Carteret and Onslow counties spent time learning about the coast and exploring the places they call home during the North Carolina Coastal Federation’s Coastal…

Getting to know my home on a coastal cruise

Central Office, Dibblers' DiariesBy CarolineJuly 6, 2017

This is the third blog post as part of our Dibblers’ Diaries blog, which offers first-person stories from our interns. Summer Rich is a coastal policy and restoration intern.  By Summer…

Take a coastal cruise around Hammocks Beach State Park

Central Office, Coastal Champions, Places & Critters, Educate, Restore and PreserveBy CarolineJune 29, 2017

The North Carolina Coastal Federation coastal cruises are an exciting way to explore the maze of salt marsh islands in the estuarine waters behind Bear Island, which is part of…

Educators wrap up school-year lessons

Central Office, Educate, Northeast OfficeBy Danielle HermanJune 12, 2017

As the school year wound down, North Carolina Coastal Federation educators had a few last lessons with students before summer started in June. Check out some highlights from the Wanchese…

Tour showcases projects that will protect White Oak River

Central Office, News, Restore and Preserve, StormwaterBy CarolineJune 7, 2017

Twenty people joined the North Carolina Coastal Federation and East Carolina University (ECU) for a tour on June 2 that showcased projects that will reduce the amount of stormwater runoff…

A look back at the federation’s May marsh grass plantings

Central Office, Living Shorelines, Oyster Restoration, Restore and Preserve, Southeast Office, Stormwater, WetlandsBy CarolineJune 2, 2017

Morris Landing A large group of volunteers joined North Carolina Coastal Federation staff at Morris Landing Clean Water Preserve in Holly Ridge on May 17 for marsh grass planting, monitoring…

North River Wetlands Preserve open to public

Central Office, News, Restore and Preserve, WetlandsBy CarolineMay 16, 2017

The North Carolina Coastal Federation is now offering public access to the North River Wetlands Preserve in Otway. Access to the preserve is a member benefit. Federation members are allowed…

Earth Day 2017

Central Office, Educate, Northeast Office, Restore and Preserve, Southeast OfficeBy Danielle HermanApril 26, 2017

North Carolina Coastal Federation staff stayed busy on Earth Day and in the days leading up to. Staff educated hundreds of people about stormwater runoff, oysters, the coastal environment and…

College students spend spring break volunteering at the coast

Central Office, Educate, Living Shorelines, Marine Debris, Northeast Office, Restore and Preserve, StormwaterBy Danielle HermanApril 4, 2017

We had such a great time with the students from East Carolina University, Ohio State University and Ithaca College who spent their spring breaks with us! A big thanks goes…

Salt marsh restoration good for water, fisheries habitat

Central Office, Restore and Preserve, WetlandsBy CarolineMarch 3, 2017

On Feb. 17, the North Carolina Coastal Federation broke ground on a salt marsh restoration project in Williston Creek, located at the 6,000-acre North River Wetlands Preserve in Otway. The…

Birding at the Preserve participants spot 35 bird species

Central Office, EducateBy CarolineMarch 2, 2017

Nineteen birding enthusiasts ventured to the restored habitats of North River Wetlands Preserve in Otway on the cool and sunny morning of Feb. 26 to get up-close looks at the…

Federation, aquarium partner on oyster bagging workday

Central Office, Living Shorelines, Oyster Restoration, Restore and PreserveBy Danielle HermanFebruary 27, 2017

Last week, on an unseasonably warm February morning, staff and volunteers with the North Carolina Aquarium at Pine Knoll Shores and with the North Carolina Coastal Federation were hard at…

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