Registration is now open for a two-day summit taking place in Raleigh this spring that will highlight the ongoing work to protect and restore the coast.
The summit, “Ripple Effect: Enhancing Oysters, Salt Marsh and Water Quality Together,” is scheduled for April 8-9 in Marbles Kids Museum on Hargett Street in downtown.
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Being hosted by the North Carolina Coastal Federation, cost is $125 before March 1. Price will increase to $150 for those registering after.
There will be presentations on coastal policy and threats to coastal habitats, as well as discussions on prioritizing future work.
“This two-day summit will highlight the progress and interconnectivity of work related to the advancing science, restoration, and preservation activities of many important coastal ecosystems,” organizers said.
View the agenda on the nonprofit organization’s website.
