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Completed Projects

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Sunset Beach Living Shoreline

Completed Projects, Living Shorelines, Restore & PreserveBy Lily HuffmanSeptember 2, 2020

In 2019, construction of a living shoreline, featuring 100 feet using an oyster dome sill and 60 feet of oyster shell bag sills, was completed. The area was also planted…

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Carolina Beach State Park Living Shoreline

Completed Projects, Living Shorelines, Restore & PreserveBy Lily HuffmanSeptember 2, 2020

In 2016, construction of a 610 foot living shoreline at Carolina Beach State Park was completed. This living shoreline was constructed by creating an oyster bag sill with regular breaks…

2015 Water Supply Summit: Insights & Actions for Southeast North Carolina
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Water Summit

Completed ProjectsBy NC Coastal FederationNovember 12, 2015

The increased demand for freshwater in New Hanover, Pender, Brunswick and surrounding counties brings to the forefront the need to manage the use of this precious resource wisely.

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Manns Harbor – Preserving Access and Tradition

Completed ProjectsBy NC Coastal FederationMarch 20, 2015

Preserving Manns Harbor Access and Tradition

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Juntos

Completed ProjectsBy Ana Zivanovic-NenadovicFebruary 24, 2015

What’s it About One of our former northeast office interns, Daniel Salazar, is a busy man. In addition to attending school and working full time, he spent one day a…

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Stopping the Loss of Forested Wetlands that Line our Coast

Completed ProjectsBy N.C. Coastal FederationFebruary 3, 2015

In 2013, the federation received phone calls from two Pamlico County residents, a farmer and a real estate agent, who raised alarms that wetlands were being cleared to be converted…

Grasses fill in and spread creating a healthy coastal habitat, August 2013.
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Durant’s Point Living Shoreline

Completed Projects, Living Shorelines, Restore & PreserveBy NC Coastal FederationJanuary 9, 2015

Durant’s Point forms an extensive marsh on the west side of Hatteras Village, providing a natural buffer for the village — dissipating storm and wave energy — while protecting water quality…

After Aerial Photograph: A Living shoreline at Springer’s Point Nature Preserve, Ocracoke, 2014
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Springer’s Point Living Shoreline

Completed Projects, Living Shorelines, Restore & PreserveBy NC Coastal FederationDecember 11, 2014

Beginning in 2012, the North Carolina Coastal Federation partnered with the North Carolina Coastal Land Trust to restore a portion of the shoreline at the Springer’s Point Nature Preserve on…

Tannic-colored water flows from a canal in south Hyde County.
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Restoring Hydrology and Water Quality in Hyde County

Completed Projects, Restore & Preserve, Wetlands RestorationBy NC Coastal FederationDecember 10, 2014

Mattamuskeet Association The Mattamuskeet Association is a 42,500-acre (approximately 64 square miles) private non-profit association of landowners in Hyde County. Its mission is to provide drainage, flood control, maintained access,…

Hoop Pole Oak
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Hoop Pole Creek Preserve

#coastaldistancing, Completed Projects, Restore & Preserve, Riparian Lands, Visit Us, Wetlands RestorationBy NC Coastal FederationFebruary 27, 2013

Photo by Sam Bland Step back in time when you visit the North Carolina Coastal Federation’s Hoop Pole Creek preserve in the middle of Atlantic Beach. Known as the “central…

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3609 N.C. 24 (Ocean)
Newport, NC 28570
252-393-8185
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637 Harbor Road
P.O. Box 276
Wanchese, NC 27981
252-473-1607
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Wrightsville Beach, NC 28480
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