Jan 12, 2026
Joe woke up and this time saw the white, spectral image of a woman with an old-fashioned double-bun in her hair -- she was sitting on the mattress at the end of the bed, just looking at them.
Two hurricanes and a global pandemic exposed a need to support coastal North Carolina youth struggling with upheaval in their lives. Harnessing lessons from nature, North Carolina Sea Grant and partners developed a project for middle school students across the state to guide them through turbulent times.
Oct 2, 2025
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CCRG Teams Launch New Projects on Sharks, Crabs, HABs, and Resilience Four new projects from the Community Collaborative Research Grant Program are coupling scientific expertise with local knowledge. This year’s…
DO ANGLERS KNOW HOW TO VENT DEEPWATER REEF FISH? Widespread misunderstandings may lead to unintentional harm. Catch and release of reef fish in recreational fisheries can help maintain healthy fish…
“You lay awake and you think, Lord, when it storms, is that creek going to feed back up and be worse this time? It’s scary, but I will not leave…
Oct 1, 2025
Hurricane season is upon us. As we all keep a cautious eye out for tropical storm development, it’s worth reminding ourselves that even with storms far offshore, there can be…
“Hosting students from the Community Engaged Internship Program has provided organizations with fresh perspectives and driven individuals who are eager to contribute,” says Dynestie Robinson, who has served the past…
Stormwater from rain or melting snow runs across rooftops, roads, and other impervious surfaces into gutters or pipes that directly lead to streams. This water collects pollutants as it flows…
Scrolling through social media, you may have dallied on reels of Leonardo DiCaprio dancing or Tom Cruise crooning, only to realize they’re spoofs created with artificial intelligence. Hyper-realistic videos and…
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