Community, Ecosystem Resilience Highlighted at 2019 NC Coastal Conference
North Carolina Sea Grant hosted the 2019 Coastal Conference in Wilmington at the Hotel Ballast. ...Continue reading "Community, Ecosystem Resilience Highlighted at 2019 NC Coastal Conference"

New Research to Examine Economic Impacts of NC Commercial Fisheries
North Carolina's commercial fisheries support local communities by providing important sources of employment, business income and food, explains Jane Harrison, North Carolina Sea Grant’s coastal economist. She is leading a research team for a new study to quantify economic impacts of fisheries and the related supply chains. ...Continue reading "New Research to Examine Economic Impacts of NC Commercial Fisheries"

How Prevalent Is Seafood Fraud?
Even though federal agencies and the seafood industry are cracking down on fraudsters, it’s never a bad idea to educate yourself about the origins of your seafood....
Sharks in North Carolina: Reduce Your Risk of an Encounter
Many people are surprised to learn that “North Carolina is a very sharky place,” notes Chuck Bangley, a researcher now with the Smithsonian. North Carolina Sea Grant funded several of his shark research projects while he was earning his doctorate at East Carolina University, and he now is working on a related study funded by the North Carolina Aquariums....Continue reading "Sharks in North Carolina: Reduce Your Risk of an Encounter"
Can Fish Adapt to Pollutants in the Cape Fear?
How do Atlantic killifish respond to multiple stressors?...Continue reading "Can Fish Adapt to Pollutants in the Cape Fear?"