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Northeast Office

Federation gives educators a tour of the Lake Mattamuskeet watershed

Educate, Lake Mattamuskeet Restoration, Northeast OfficeBy Sam RuarkJanuary 14, 2019

A cohort of dynamic and innovative teachers of grades K-12 participated in their first weekend field experience at the Pocosin Lakes and Mattamuskeet National Wildlife Refuges as part of a…

Moor Shore Road living shoreline construction begins in Kitty Hawk

Living Shorelines, Northeast OfficeBy Sam RuarkJanuary 9, 2019

After much collaboration and teamwork, construction began on a living shoreline project along Moor Shore Road in Kitty Hawk this past December. The project consists of seven vertical sills that…

Federation participates in Outer Banks Distillery’s oyster roast

Cuisine, Northeast Office, Oyster Growers, Oyster RestorationBy Logan ProchaskaDecember 27, 2018

New friendships were formed at the Toast to the Coast Oyster Roast hosted by Outer Banks Distilling, the makers of Kill Devil Rum, in downtown Manteo this past weekend.  Following…

Mountains to sea: the federation receives recycled oyster shells after a local festival in mountains

Northeast Office, Oyster RestorationBy Sam RuarkDecember 20, 2018

A ton of oyster shells made a unique journey from the sea to the mountains and back to the sea this month. The North Carolina Coastal Federation received over 2,000…

Lake Mattamuskeet Watershed Restoration Plan revealed at Public Symposium

Lake Mattamuskeet Restoration, Northeast Office, StormwaterBy Sam RuarkDecember 7, 2018

Photo by Jennifer Allen Final draft submitted to N.C. Division of Water Resources following public symposium The final draft of the Lake Mattamuskeet Watershed Restoration Plan was presented to an…

Intern reflects on time spent with the federation

Crab Pots, Educate, Marine Debris, Northeast Office, Rain Gardens, Restore and PreserveBy Logan ProchaskaNovember 26, 2018

Jennifer Allen is a junior environmental studies major at the University of North Carolina Chapel Hill. During her fall semester, Allen interned with the North Carolina Coastal Federation at our…

Federation volunteers for the biannual Town of Manteo Litter Pickup

Marine Debris, Northeast Office, Restore and PreserveBy Sam RuarkNovember 26, 2018

Working on both water and land, northeast staff and volunteers were excited to participate in the Town of Manteo’s biannual cleanup on Nov. 17.  Over 80 volunteers came out to…

Hopvemberfest showcases local oysters and benefits the federation’s work

Cuisine, Northeast Office, Oyster Growers, Oyster Restoration, Restore and PreserveBy Logan ProchaskaNovember 16, 2018

Hopvemberfest at Tortuga’s Lie was a huge success over Veteran’s Day weekend. Hundreds of locals and visitors came out on a beautiful fall day to enjoy grilled oysters from Greentail’s…

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Help Wanted: Commercial watermen and women needed to remove lost crab pots

Crab Pots, Marine Debris, News, Northeast Office, Press ReleasesBy Logan ProchaskaNovember 8, 2018

WANCHESE — The North Carolina Coastal Federation is currently accepting applications from commercial watermen to be hired to assist in its annual on-the-water Lost Fishing Gear Recovery Project. The application…

Wanchese hosts adopt a highway cleanup

Marine Debris, Northeast OfficeBy Sam RuarkNovember 2, 2018

The staff in the northeast office teamed up with a couple of local community groups for a litter pickup on the federation’s stretch of adopted highway in Wanchese. It was…

Federation presents to U.S. Coast Guard Auxiliary

Northeast OfficeBy Sam RuarkOctober 26, 2018

Bill Trimyer, is a member of Flotilla 16-7: Outer Banks, and he is also an outstanding volunteer for the federation, especially when it comes to the shell recycling program. Mr.…

Wanchese office educates students on rain gardens

Educate, Northeast Office, Rain Gardens, Stormwater, WetlandsBy Logan ProchaskaOctober 25, 2018

The North Carolina Coastal Federation has been busy with creating functioning rain gardens throughout the community. The soil and plants in these spaces will filter out pollutants and reduce stormwater…

Federation educates Oystoberfest guests on the importance of recycling shells

Cuisine, Educate, Northeast Office, Oyster Growers, Oyster RestorationBy Logan ProchaskaOctober 24, 2018

Staff and volunteers from the North Carolina Coastal Federation’s northeast office were proud to attend Coastal Provisions Oyster Bar and Wine Café’s annual Oystoberfest on Saturday, Oct. 13.  Around 200…

Roanoke Island oyster reef monitoring yields positive results

Coastal Champions, Places & Critters, Northeast Office, Oyster RestorationBy Logan ProchaskaSeptember 28, 2018

The week before Hurricane Florence landed on the North Carolina coast, staff and volunteers in the federation’s Northeast office spent an afternoon monitoring an oyster restoration site on the southern…

Federation staff and volunteers assist with OBX Beach Sweep

Inlets and Beaches, Marine Debris, Northeast Office, Restore and PreserveBy Logan ProchaskaSeptember 26, 2018

The North Carolina Coastal Federation staff and volunteers were pleased to act as Avalon Pier’s zone captain for the Outer Banks Surfrider Foundation’s annual OBX Beach Sweep and TrashFest on…

Group from Mano al Hermano visits Wanchese office

Educate, Northeast Office, Restore and PreserveBy Logan ProchaskaAugust 13, 2018

A total of 37 people attended a field trip to the Wanchese office with Mano al Hermano, including students and adults. Mano al Hermano serves the Latino community in Dare…

Wanchese office intern develops monitoring applications

Crab Pots, Educate, Living Shorelines, Marine Debris, Northeast Office, Restore and PreserveBy Logan ProchaskaAugust 8, 2018

Wanchese office intern and North Carolina State Unversity student, Kadie Midgett, has spent her past two summers working at the federation’s Northeast office. This summer she has worked to develop…

Oyster Reef Balls used to create new oyster habitat at Wanchese office

Northeast Office, Oyster Restoration, Press ReleasesBy Danielle HermanJuly 24, 2018

WANCHESE — The North Carolina Coastal Federation worked with a local contractor to deploy 25 oyster reef balls along the shoreline at their office in the Wanchese Marine Industrial Park…

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