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Jan 25, 2024

Coastwatch Explores the Protective Power of Living Shorelines, Why Water Temperatures Matter, and Much More

The Winter 2024 edition of the award-winning Coastwatch magazine explores the protective power of living shorelines, why water temperatures matter, and how a free mapping tool is helping small towns monitor water quality.

Photo of three of the four CEI interns from 2022 plus Jane Harrison, all standing in front of a coastline

Jan 12, 2024

NC Sea Grant Seeks Partners for Community Engaged Internship Program

North Carolina Sea Grant is accepting proposals from partner agencies and organizations for the 2024 Community Engaged Internship (CEI) program for undergraduate students. NC Sea Grant is administering the national internship opportunity.
image: a group of people tour a stormwater facility with a New Bern official.

Jan 12, 2024

NC Sea Grant Among Programs Advancing Resilient Coastal Communities

Sea Grant programs across the nation are scaling up capacity to support additional hands-on, collaborative engagement to advance the sustainability of coastal and Great Lakes communities. Sea Grant awarded $4…
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Jan 11, 2024

Registration Opens for the “Introductory Fisheries Science for NC Fishers” Online Training

Registration is open for North Carolina Sea Grant’s popular “Introductory Fisheries Science for NC Fishers” training. Scott Baker and Sara Mirabilio, fisheries specialists with over 45 years of combined experience, will bring together state experts in new online lessons designed for people who fish commercially or recreationally. 
image: Red snapper. Credit: NOAA/Center for Sportfish Science and Conservation.

Jan 11, 2024

Registration Opens for the “Reef Fish Webinar Series” 

The webinar series will spotlight research efforts in the South Atlantic, focusing on Reef Fish Surveying, the South Atlantic Red Snapper Research Program, and the Greater Amberjack Count.