Young Minds Enjoy New Green Infrastructure

December 3, 2018 | Danielle Costantini

The benefits to teachers’ and students’ well-being and development, in addition to the reduced pollutant and flooding impacts on the ecosystem and downstream communities, can outweigh modest costs to maintain green infrastructure....

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Seafood Stars in the Triangle

July 27, 2018 | Danielle Costantini

In his mid-year review of Triangle restaurants, seafood takes top marks. ...

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Ghost Forests: More Than Halloween Scenes

October 30, 2017 | Danielle Costantini

Far from being frighteningly fun for Halloween, ghost forests are a growing problem along much of the East Coast. Learn more about this topic that is the focus of a North Carolina Sea Grant/Space Grant fellowship....

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Tents among dunes

Traveling Coastal North Carolina by Convoy and Kayak

July 6, 2017 |

Sarah Spiegler looks back on a class that introduced students — many of them aspiring coastal resource managers — from the University of North Carolina Wilmington to relevant coastal issues in North Carolina....

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View of water, boat and island.

It’s the Little Things: Searching for Fecal Microbes in Stormwater

May 5, 2017 |

Justin Hart is collecting data about the water that people use for recreation and to harvest seafood for his North Carolina Sea Grant-funded study. He wants to learn how contaminants washed in these waters might affect human health....

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