Winter 2003

Table of Contents

Core Banks Cottages Rich in History, Tradition

Many leasees have fond memories of the historic structures on South Core Banks. Ann Green takes a tour of the isolated island and relates storeis about the unique getaways.

SOUTHERN FLOUNDER:
A Hot Candidate for Aquaculture

Sea Grant researchers are turning up the heat on Southern flounder to increase the chances for large-scale flounder farming operations. Pam Smith introduces readers to the “flounderology” dream team.

Sea Turtles by Satellite

This N.C. Fishery Resource Grant project joins prehistory with space-age technology. Endangered sea turtles are tagged with satellite transmitters to help prevent deadly encounters with fishing gear. Cynthia Henderson talks with the researchers.

BEYOND THE BOUNDARIES:
Indonesian Officials Take Home Coastal Lessons

As Indonesia enters a new era of coastal management, officials there are looking to North Carolina for model approaches — including Sea Grant’s mix of research, education and outreach. Come along with the international visitors.

SEA SCIENCE:
Outer Banks’ Wind Field Helped Propel First Flight

Windy conditions are commonplace along the Outer Banks. Scientists explain the area’s unique weather patterns and wind technology.

NATURALIST’S NOTEBOOK:
A Tale of a Whale

Join Salt, the most photographed humpback whale of all time, as she travels up and down the North Carolina coast — moving from breeding grounds to feeding grounds. Jason Talley shares the wonder of the journey