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Holiday 2006

Holiday 2006

SALTER PATH: ‘Paradise’ for Many Natives

Inside a Carteret County community room, the Salter Path gospel choir belts out "Precious memories, how they linger."

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NEIGHBORS NUEVOS: Changing Faces Along the Coast

To help communities adapt to working with immigrants, North Carolina Sea Grant researchers David Griffith and Jeff Johnson have conducted a study comparing the immigrants' use of resources with citizens and retirees who migrate from other states, as well as native North Carolinians. Most of the immigrants are of Hispanic origin. A few are Vietnamese who work in the fishing industry.
image: blue land crab emerging from hole.

BLUE CRABS, PINK TAGS: Tracking Female Crabs in the Ocean

Logothetis tags mature female blue crabs in the ocean to track their movements and determine their migratory patterns. The study is supported by North Carolina Sea Grant's Blue Crab Research Program — which is funded by the N.C. General Assembly and administered by North Carolina Sea Grant.