New research looks at how to connect predictions of beach and dune erosion to community-wide flooding.
A Sea Grant specialist joins forces with a local distributor to learn what North Carolina’s seafood consumers really want.
“I stepped out on the back porch, and water came up to to my knees. And that woke me up.”
North Carolina’s famous 66-mile-long Black River holds living bald cypresses that were saplings before Rome was an empire.
Five new partnerships are tackling pressing issues in North Carolina through the Community Collaborative Research Grant Program.
A new guide offers plant suggestions for sustainable — and beautiful — coastal landscaping.
Our fisheries specialists break down the latest science for anglers.
Marshes face both natural and human stressors on seaward and landward edges.
Summer was full of successes and change. Looking forward, fall will be a time of renewed efforts in priority areas.
