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Lake Mattamuskeet
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Restoring the Lake Mattamuskeet Watershed

Current Projects, Wetlands & Watershed RestorationBy NC Coastal FederationJuly 21, 2017

Lake Mattamuskeet, the largest lake in North Carolina, is a vital part of Hyde County’s amazing natural and cultural heritage. Coastal residents and visitors alike value this national treasure. However,…

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Patsy Pond Nature Trail

Visit UsBy CarolineMay 9, 2017

The Patsy Pond Nature Trail is managed by the North Carolina Coastal Federation in cooperation with the Croatan National Forest. It winds through an area called the “Longleaf Pine Flat…

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Swan Island Oyster Sanctuary

OystersBy Danielle HermanFebruary 28, 2017

The Coastal Federation launched the 50 Million Oyster Initiative in 2017, with the goal of establishing 50 acres of new oyster habitat which would support 50 million oysters in the…

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50 Million Oyster Initiative

OystersBy Danielle HermanFebruary 16, 2017

From 2017 to 2020, the Federation and partners worked to build 40 acres of new oyster reef and support at least 50 million oysters. Known as the 50 Million Oyster…

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Shallotte Inlet

Coastal ManagementBy Danielle HermanFebruary 9, 2017

Updates Background The issue The Town of Ocean Isle Beach has proposed to build an expensive 750-foot terminal groin at Shallotte Inlet as a way to control erosion. The North Carolina…

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Lockwood Folly Inlet

Coastal ManagementBy Danielle HermanJanuary 27, 2017

UPDATE: Holden Beach’s Board of Commissioners unanimously voted to revoke the town’s permit applications for a terminal groin on April 17. The Corps announced April 19 that it is no…

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Rich Inlet

Coastal ManagementBy Danielle HermanJanuary 27, 2017

Latest update: In November 2017, Figure Eight Island homeowners rejected funding a proposed terminal groin at the north end of the island near Rich Inlet, adding another roadblock to the…

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Morris Landing Clean Water Preserve

Completed Projects, Living Shorelines, Oysters, Visit UsBy Stacia StrongApril 25, 2016

The 52-acre Morris Landing Clean Water Preserve contains coastal shrub scrub and forest habitat, salt marsh, and tidal creek areas and has over 3,000 feet of shoreline along Stump Sound.…

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North River Wetlands Preserve

Current Projects, Visit Us, Wetlands & Watershed RestorationBy NC Coastal FederationJanuary 31, 2015

The North Carolina Coastal Federation’s 6,000-acre restoration project at North River Farms in eastern Carteret County is one of the largest wetland restoration projects in North Carolina and is among…

Bradley and Hewletts Creek
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Bradley and Hewletts Creeks Watershed Restoration

Current Projects, Wetlands & Watershed RestorationBy NC Coastal FederationJanuary 30, 2015

The federation is leading a collaborative effort to reduce the volume of stormwater runoff flowing into Bradley and Hewletts Creeks.

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Beacon Island Shoreline Restoration

Living Shorelines, OystersBy NC Coastal FederationJanuary 8, 2015

Creating Oyster Habitat While Saving the Brown Pelicans’ Home Beacon Island in Pamlico Sound is one of only nine remaining nesting sites for brown pelicans in North Carolina. In 2014,…

Young AWC seedling
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Atlantic White Cedar Restoration on the Albemarle-Pamlico Peninsula

Completed Projects, Wetlands & Watershed RestorationBy NC Coastal FederationDecember 11, 2014

The Coastal Federation facilitated the restoration of Atlantic white-cedar, also known as juniper, within the Albemarle-Pamlico region of coastal North Carolina. This project set out to restore 50 acres of…

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, Wetlands & Watershed 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,…

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Large Scale Restoration: Building Oyster Sanctuaries at Crab Hole and Clam Shoal

OystersBy Stacia StrongFebruary 26, 2014

One thing many people don’t realize is how much a coastal restoration project looks like a construction project. That’s because it IS a construction project, just one that builds marine habitats…

Beautiful, old live oak trees like this one would have been lost if Hoop Pole Creek had been developed.
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Hoop Pole Creek Preserve

Completed Projects, Visit UsBy NC Coastal FederationFebruary 27, 2013

Step back in time when you visit the Coastal Federation’s Hoop Pole Creek preserve in the middle of Atlantic Beach. Known as the “central park” of this resort town, this preserved 31-acre maritime forest is about one percent of the town and about all that’s left of its natural environment outside the borders of a state park.

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