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Oyster Restoration

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…

Backstreet Pub shares NC Fest proceeds with the federation

Central Office, Cuisine, Oyster RestorationBy Logan ProchaskaDecember 12, 2018

On Friday, Dec. 7, Backstreet Pub in Beaufort hosted NC Fest and invited the North Carolina Coastal Federation to attend and benefit from the event. The chill in the air…

Revolution Mill donates event proceeds to the federation

Cuisine, Oyster Restoration, Restore and PreserveBy Logan ProchaskaDecember 6, 2018

The North Carolina Coastal Federation was thrilled to attend the 2018 Revolution on the Half Shell event held at Revolution Mill in Greensboro on Dec. 1. While Revolution Mill initially…

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…

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…

North Carolina signs on to NOAA’s National Shellfish Initiative

Central Office, News, Oyster Growers, Oyster Restoration, Restore and PreserveBy Logan ProchaskaAugust 3, 2018

  Video by Mark Hibbs North Carolina becomes the first state in the Southeast and sixth in the nation to launch a state Shellfish Initiative as state officials made the…

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…

Swan Island Oyster Sanctuary project wraps up second phase and receives funding for third phase

Economic Development, Oyster Restoration, Press Releases, Restore and PreserveBy Logan ProchaskaJuly 18, 2018

CARTERET COUNTY – Last week the National Oceanic and Atmospheric Administration’s Community-based Restoration Program announced it recommended $950,000 for the North Carolina Coastal Federation and partners to continue work on…

Cape Fear Community College culinary students help out at Morris Landing

Living Shorelines, Oyster Restoration, Southeast OfficeBy Sam RuarkJuly 6, 2018

On Thursday, July 5, 25 volunteers enjoyed a beautiful day at Stump Sound in Holly Ridge to help the North Carolina Coastal Federation install plants along the shoreline. The volunteers…

Summer programs in Outer Banks in full swing

Educate, Living Shorelines, Marine Debris, Northeast Office, Oyster Restoration, StormwaterBy Danielle HermanJuly 5, 2018

Even though school’s out for the summer, environmental education continues at the North Carolina Coastal Federation. The Wanchese office educated several student groups toward the end of June, spending time…

Wanchese office breaks ground with living shoreline projects

Living Shorelines, Northeast Office, Oyster Restoration, Restore and PreserveBy Danielle HermanJune 28, 2018

The Wanchese office has been busy, with the help of many others, maintaining and establishing regional living shoreline projects. In early June, North Carolina Coastal Federation staff, oyster shell recycling…

Living shoreline experiment conducted on Carrot Island

Central Office, Living Shorelines, Marine Debris, Oyster Restoration, Restore and PreserveBy Logan ProchaskaJune 20, 2018

Two of the main goals of the North Carolina Coastal Federation are to reduce the amount of marine debris on our coast and construct more living shorelines as an alternative…

Lower Cape Fear River Blueprint

Lower Cape Fear River Blueprint unveiled at open house

Living Shorelines, Low Impact Development, Oyster Restoration, Restore and Preserve, Southeast Office, Stormwater, WetlandsBy Danielle HermanMay 24, 2018

The North Carolina Coastal Federation and partners unveiled the Lower Cape Fear River Blueprint on Tuesday at the UNC-Wilmington Center for Marine Science. Approximately 120 people attended the Lower Cape…

Behind-the-scenes of the Swan Island Oyster Sanctuary

Economic Development, Oyster RestorationBy Danielle HermanMay 23, 2018

By the numbers 25,000 tons of granite, or 50 million pounds 1,200 truckloads of granite 16-17 barge trips to bring all material to the project site 1,500 tons — the…

Swan Island

Second phase of Swan Island Oyster Sanctuary underway

Economic Development, Oyster Restoration, Press ReleasesBy Danielle HermanMay 18, 2018

CARTERET COUNTY — Construction on the second phase of the Swan Island Oyster Sanctuary began this month as crews started moving granite from the port in Morehead City to the project site.…

Volunteers fill 1,552 bags for shoreline in Sunset Beach

Living Shorelines, Oyster Restoration, Restore and Preserve, Southeast OfficeBy CarolineApril 27, 2018

This story has been updated with additional numbers from the April 19 bagging event in Wilmington. A total of 87 volunteers worked with the North Carolina Coastal Federation’s Wrightsville Beach…

Exploring North Carolina episode features federation

Oyster Restoration, Restore and Preserve, Stormwater, WetlandsBy Danielle HermanApril 23, 2018

The UNC-TV show Exploring North Carolina featured the North Carolina Coastal Federation in an episode that aired April 19. The episode is the third in a four-part series titled “Water in…

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