How Sea Grant Fueled My Passion for Environmental Engineering
North Carolina Sea Grant celebrates Black in Marine Science week with Delandra Clark’s article about how real-world experiences informed her decision to pursue environmental engineering.
Above and Below: The Impacts of Weather Events on Water Quality and Quantity
North Carolina Sea Grant celebrates Black in Marine Science Week with a look at Alex K. Manda’s wide-ranging research interests, which address a critical resource many people on the East Coast often take for granted: water.
New “Tangled in Trash” App Relies on Grassroots Reporting
The first reporting tool designed to document when and where marine debris harms animals in the Carolinas and Georgia is now available. The “Tangled in Trash” app relies on information from anyone who finds wildlife entangled or injured in marine debris and trash.
Breaking Systemic Barriers: Being Black in the Aquatic Sciences and Related Fields
North Carolina Sea Grant celebrates Black in Marine Science Week with Lauren D. Pharr’s seminal story from the award-winning Spring 2021 issue of Coastwatch magazine.
Digging Up a Stormy Past
“We decided to look back in time to see how past storms have affected salt marsh movement along coastal North Carolina.”