Turning 20:Seashells of North Carolina
Celebrate 20 years of Seashells of North Carolina — a beloved guide to identifying seashells on our coast — all summer long. ...New Faces
Meet the interns who will work with North Carolina Sea Grant this summer — Emma Bouie, Danielle Costantini and Christian Kamrath....
#HurricaneStrong Comes to North Carolina
On May 10, several Hurricane Hunter aircraft flew into Raleigh-Durham International Airport for a public event raising awareness about preparedness as the 2017 hurricane season approaches....
Uncovering an Invader’s Multiple Roles:
Phragmites in the N.C. Coastal Reserves
Seth Theuerkauf, the 2015 coastal research fellow, explains how he assessed three marsh ecosystem services — carbon storage, shoreline stabilization and plant diversity — in areas with low, medium and high abundance of the invasive seagrass Phragmites australis....Continue reading "Uncovering an Invader’s Multiple Roles:
Phragmites in the N.C. Coastal Reserves"
It’s the Little Things: Searching for Fecal Microbes in Stormwater
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....Continue reading "It’s the Little Things: Searching for Fecal Microbes in Stormwater"