Citizen Science Comes to Raleigh
The Citizen Science Association is hosting the CitSci2019 conference in Raleigh from March 13 to 17, and North Carolina Sea Grant's Scott Baker will speak on a panel about the Citizen Science Program for the South Atlantic Fishery Management Council....![](https://ncseagrant.ncsu.edu/currents/wp-content/uploads/sites/8/2018/08/Horseshoe-crab_Gregory-Breese_USFWS-150x150.jpg)
Blue Bloods Spawn New Research Partnership
Horseshoe crab blood is a valuable medical resource. With support from Sea Grant, one company is exploring how to improve blood harvesting while conserving the species. ...Continue reading "Blue Bloods Spawn New Research Partnership"
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Seafood Stars in the Triangle
In his mid-year review of Triangle restaurants, seafood takes top marks. ...![](https://ncseagrant.ncsu.edu/currents/wp-content/uploads/sites/8/2018/05/Sunrise_John-Broome_credit-150x150.jpg)
The Future of Shrimping: What’s New in Conservation Gear
Next week, the N.C. Marine Fisheries Commission will discuss the results of a three-year, collaborative research effort to develop technical solutions to reduce bycatch in North Carolina’s shrimp trawl fishery....Continue reading "The Future of Shrimping: What’s New in Conservation Gear"
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How Winter Temps Can Affect Your Fishing Next Spring
Stories about “cold stuns” of spotted seatrout date back more than 100 years. But no one knew just how important these events could be until 2017, when NC State researchers published new findings on population impacts....Continue reading "How Winter Temps Can Affect Your Fishing Next Spring"