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Coastwatch Covers Deepfake Whales, the Art and Science of Weather Forecasting, and More

Resilience

IMAGE: Sea Grant interns conduct a survey for salamander mussels at Cayuga Creek in New York.

Nov 19, 2025

Coast to Coast

North Carolina Sea Grant has led a national effort that matches passionate undergraduate students with the needs of coastal and Great Lakes states.
image: Oil on a Storm Drain.

Nov 14, 2025

From Streets to Sea: Addressing Stormwater Runoff

Flooding from stormwater can damage foundations, retaining walls, driveways, and septic systems, resulting in costly repairs. Stormwater also can erode topsoil that is critical for plants that otherwise would absorb excess water.
image: Taylor's Creek and Carrot Island, aerial view.

Nov 12, 2025

Drone Imagery Shows Shoreline Changes at Rachel Carson Reserve

North Carolina Sea Grant and NC Space Grant joint fellow Megan Geesin studied sites along Taylor Creek at Carrot Island.
image: water spout over the sea.

Oct 29, 2025

The Art and Science of Weather

Constant fluctuation is part of coastal life. To work and recreate safely, we need to be able to predict the weather.
Hurricane Florence.

Oct 7, 2025

Coastwatch Covers Deepfake Whales, the Art and Science of Weather Forecasting, and More

Coastwatch magazine explores life at the Currituck Lighthouse in Corolla, the art and science of weather forecasting, A.I.-generated whale images, green stormwater solutions, and much more.