Adventure is calling at the coast this summer, and we want you to be a part of it! Join our summer membership drive for an opportunity to win a fantastic getaway, get storm-ready with hurricane preparation tips from our “Tie It Down!” guide, and meet our summer interns! Also, don’t miss historian Glenn Blackburn’s latest book, which chronicles over 40 years of protecting the coast we all love!. A lot is happening at the coast, and we hope to see you soon!
Meet the Coastal Federation’s 2026 summer interns.
We’ve been enjoying a busy spring, and an even busier summer is on the way. Big things are on the horizon this month – our Shellfish Mariculture Hub broke ground in Carteret County, the Federation also welcomed a new team member, and we’ve got a number of great events coming up. We’re also getting closer and closer to moving into our new Center for Coastal Protection and Restoration. With so much going on, we can’t wait to see you at the coast!
As spring blooms around us, we’re excited to share a wealth of opportunities for you to engage with our coastal environment. From volunteer events that help protect our shorelines to community celebrations like Earth Day and our inspiring Green Drinks speaker series, there’s something for everyone to get involved.
A Toast to Tradition Each year, we are blown away by the love shown for one of our signature events, and this year was no exception! After a weekend of…
As we welcome another month, we reflect on the incredible progress we’ve made in protecting and restoring our beautiful coastal regions. This past month has been filled with inspiring volunteer initiatives, successful restoration projects, and exciting opportunities to get involved. We are truly grateful to everyone who has joined us in making a difference.
This October, we invite you to join us for some fantastic gatherings—from our much-anticipated Oyster Roast to engaging musical performances that celebrate our local culture. Your involvement is vital as we advocate for the protection of the Lower Cape Fear River and educate future generations about the importance of sustainable practices.
Meet the Coastal Federation’s 2025 summer interns.
Living along the coast, fishing in all forms plays an important role in the economy and the environment, and by working together, we can ensure that our coastal waters stay healthy for current and future generations. Learn more about how you can get involved in the Federation’s work that supports healthy coastal ecosystems and thriving fisheries.
This month, we’re excited to share highlights from our recent Coastal Summit, where voices from across North Carolina came together to discuss the future of our coast. From inspiring keynote speeches to stories of engaging field trips with local students, our ongoing efforts to preserve and improve coastal ecosystems continue to gain momentum. In this edition, we also share some upcoming volunteer opportunities and ways you can support our vital work. Together, we can ensure a healthier and more vibrant coastal environment for generations to come!
Planting for Future Restoration Construction has officially begun on the first-of-its-kind ‘Donor’ Salt Marsh at the Coastal Federation’s North River Wetlands Preserve. The one-acre salt marsh will provide thousands of…
As we dive into a new year here at the coast, we’re already gearing up for some exciting events for our members and friends. From annual oyster roasts to new exciting happenings, we have a lot in store for 2025 as we work to protect and restore the coast.
Please join us in welcoming our 2025 spring interns to the Federation.
Oysters are often considered just a tasty dish at one of your favorite restaurants, but they actually play a vital role in the health of the coastal ecosystems they inhabit.
Check out the latest on the Coastal Federation’s activities, we’re now accepting applications for the 2025 Lost Fishing Gear Recovery Project, Great events are coming up, and we’ve got gift ideas for everyone on your list!
Recently the Coastal Federation’s interns and volunteers worked with The Nature Conservancy (TNC) and the NC Wildlife Resources Commission (WRC) to restore the forest on the Angola Bay Game Land in Pender County, NC.
Check out the latest on the Coastal Federation’s activities, including the removal of abandoned and derelict vessel, read the series on increasing wildfire risk in North Carolina, a farm-to-fork oyster experience, and educational excursions at Jockey’s Ridge State Park.
Meet the Coastal Federation’s 2024 fall interns.