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Learning and exploring at Hammocks Beach State Park

Central Office, Educate, NewsBy CarolineJuly 22, 2016

A group of 16 campers spent three days exploring Hammocks Beach State Park for Coastal Discovery Camp, where they took in the many views of the park and learned about its many habitats.…

YouthBuild visits Jockey’s Ridge living shoreline

Educate, Environmental Justice, Living Shorelines, Northeast OfficeBy CarolineJuly 20, 2016

Eight students and two staff from River City YouthBuild visited the Northeast office on July 14 for a field trip to explore a living shoreline at Jockey’s Ridge State Park. Despite the weather — the…

Discovering the sounds on the Duck Boardwalk

Educate, Northeast OfficeBy Danielle HermanJuly 18, 2016

Our sounds are a delicate and important part of our coastal environment — their waters are calmer than ocean waters and provide critical habitat for oysters, fish and other animals. Every…

When school’s out, teachers do the learning

Educate, News, Northeast OfficeBy CarolineJuly 12, 2016

When school is out for summer, some teachers use this time to take classes for themselves. That’s what 21 teachers across the state did during a four-day professional development seminar…

Building oyster reefs without going to jail

Central Office, Educate, Environmental Justice, News, Northeast Office, Rain GardensBy CarolineJuly 7, 2016

by Danielle Herman and Caroline Lamb CAPE CARTERET — Two Russians stood in the bed of trailer filled with oyster shells, shoveling the shells into buckets. Others stood by, ready…

Campers learn about coast through hands-on activities

Central Office, Educate, NewsBy CarolineJuly 6, 2016

Students from Down East Middle School and the Boys & Girls Club in Beaufort enjoyed outdoor activities and coastal education at Coastal Discovery Camp, which lasted from June 27 to June…

Camp teaches teens importance of volunteering, environmental protection

Educate, Living Shorelines, News, Northeast Office, Oyster RestorationBy CarolineJuly 1, 2016

Northeast staff at the North Carolina Coastal Federation teamed up with Jennette’s Pier in Nags Head for Service in Science Camp, which gave participants a chance to see a variety…

Tour showcases solutions to Oak Island’s runoff problems

Educate, Living Shorelines, News, Rain Gardens, Restore and Preserve, Southeast Office, StormwaterBy CarolineMay 31, 2016

The North Carolina Coastal Federation hosted a meeting and tour for the Cape Fear Chapter of the American Society of Civil Engineers on May 24 that focused on stormwater runoff solutions…

Migratory birds use North Carolina inlets as rest stops

Educate, Restore and PreserveBy CarolineMay 26, 2016

Imagine yourself on a long highway trip without the opportunity to rest before the next leg of your journey. Just as rest stops along our highways offer that chance, our…

Growing together at EarthWise Farm

Central Office, Educate, News, Rain GardensBy CarolineMay 19, 2016

It has been a busy spring at EarthWise Farm, the North Carolina Coastal Federation’s community garden. A new outdoor shelter provided by the Beaufort Wine & Food group and the Walmart…

National Teacher Appreciation Month

Educate, Living Shorelines, Oyster Restoration, Rain Gardens, Southeast OfficeBy Stacia StrongMay 5, 2016

May is National Teacher Appreciation Month. The Coastal Federation is lucky to call Sandie Cecelski, an influential and respected teacher, a board member. Sandie has spent the last 30 years…

Students Choose Service Over Sunbathing with Alternative Spring Break

Central Office, Educate, Living Shorelines, News, Northeast Office, Rain Gardens, Southeast OfficeBy Stacia StrongApril 15, 2016

Every year college groups come from near and far to the Coastal Federation to use their spring break leave for a good cause. Many colleges and universities offer Alternative Spring…

Celebrate Earth Day with us!

Central Office, Educate, News, Northeast Office, Southeast OfficeBy Stacia StrongApril 14, 2016

Celebrate Earth Day with us! The Coastal Federation is teaming up with local environmental partners to celebrate Earth Day along the North Carolina coast. Look for us at these events…

Discovery Backpack available to use at Patsy Pond Trail

Central Office, EducateBy Stacia StrongApril 4, 2016

Going for a hike with the little ones along the Patsy Pond Nature Trail? Stop by our headquarters office and check out the new Discovery Backpack for free! Inside the…

Climate Change and Coastal Impacts

Climate Change, EducateBy Stacia StrongDecember 7, 2015

In October 2015, the federation along with Climate Communication, Climate Central and the Southeast Climate Science Center hosted a two day workshop that offered field and classroom experiences for media professionals and other interested participants.

Southeast N.C. Water Supply Summit Opens Up Discussion on Sustainable Water Supply

Advocacy, Educate, Southeast OfficeBy Stacia StrongNovember 13, 2015

The federation along with the Wilmington Regional Association of Realtors and the UNCW Masters of Public Administration Program teamed up to host the first regional Water Summit, “Insights & Actions…

Inspiring stewardship with the Latino Community

Educate, Environmental Justice, Northeast OfficeBy Stacia StrongAugust 18, 2015

Inspiring stewardship with the Latino Community The North Carolina Coastal Federation teamed up with Mano al Hermano, a community-based nonprofit organization whose mission is to empower Latino families through education…

DREAMs Students Transform Historic Window Into Work of Art

Educate, Southeast OfficeBy Stacia StrongAugust 5, 2015

By Zach Lee 8/3/15 The North Carolina Coastal Federation recently collaborated with DREAMs of Wilmington, Inc. to install a work of art at the Fred and Alice Stanback Coastal Education…

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