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Winter 2019

Winter 2019

A Brief History of Sea Level Rise in North Carolina

It begins with the birth of the Atlantic — millions of years before the recent acceleration of sea level rise from human causes — and it includes a long record of how people have responded to an encroaching ocean.

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More From Winter 2019

The Story of Ricky Moore: The “Best Chef in the Triangle” Talks Carolina Cooking

When I opened up Saltbox, I wasn’t trying to be trendy,” says Ricky Moore. His small walk-up counter, Saltbox Seafood Joint, quickly has become recognized as one of the top…
image: Ghost forest.

The Ghost Hunters

Using Remote Sensing Technology, Melinda Martinez and Emily Ury are investigating the mysteries underlying coastal ghost forests.

Hook, Line & Science

Last year, the total recreational catch declined for North Carolina anglers — but they still pulled in nearly 79 million fish.

North Carolina’s Blue Economy: Rural Economic Development in the Coastal Region

Why are some coastal rural counties thriving while others are struggling?

Mariner’s Menu: Seasonal Specialties

These five favorites are perfect recipes for the holidays — and we show you where you can find a treasure trove of more great meals.
blue stormy ocean waves with white foam

People and Places: Research Explores Implications of Antibiotic Pollution

“As scientists, we are servants to the world we live in — and that includes all people, not just those in our respective disciplines.”

Sea Science: You Say Starfish, I Say Sea Star

Even though they live in water, they don’t have scales, don’t swim, and aren’t “fish.”

From the Executive Director: Groundwork for Grand Challenges

It is also elementary science experiment season for 2nd and 4th graders. I have fond memories of my own requisite volcanoes, bug collections, and plant dissections. I’m not as sure…

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