An event combining worship with a roundtable discussion of climate change featuring religious leaders from eastern North Carolina is set for Feb. 27 in Morehead City.
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Marine Debris Effort Adds Focus On Recycling
Strong recycling programs are an often overlooked tool in the effort to reduce the amount of debris that ends up in North Carolina waterways, but some are working to change that.
Watershed Restoration Grants Available
The N.C. Division of Water Resources is accepting proposals for grants for watershed restoration projects including stormwater and agricultural best management practices and restoration of impaired streams.
Commissioners Delay Porters Neck Rezoning
New Hanover County commissioners have postponed action on a proposed rezoning that would allow development of a controversial housing development in Wilmington.
Pea Island Restoration Work Nears End
Michael Flynn, coastal advocate with the North Carolina Coastal Federation, snagged this photo Tuesday of a habitat restoration project that began in January at the Pea Island National Wildlife Refuge, work expected to be completed this week. The North Carolina Department of Transportation and contractor Barnhill Construction are excavating sand behind the Oregon Inlet terminal groin to improve habitat for migratory birds.
CRC to Address Shellfish Industry Rules
The Coastal Resources Commission during its meeting in Beaufort next week will look at rules for shellfish leasing and the needs of the growing shellfish aquaculture industry.
A Taste of the Hatteras Oyster Roast
Lynne Foster shares her firsthand account of the North Carolina Coastal Federation’s annual Hatteras Island Oyster Roast that took place Saturday, along with recipes in celebration of the cherished bivalve.
Nags Head to Discuss Recycling Contract
Nags Head commissioners are expected to discuss possible changes to the town’s recycling contract with Bay Disposal during its board meeting Wednesday.
Dare County Celebrates 150th Anniversary
Dare County is celebrating its sesquicentennial, or 150th anniversary, throughout the year with with events that recognize the county’s history, people, nature, businesses, culture and services.
Event to Mark Early Revolutionary War Victory
Moores Creek National Battlefield is set to commemorate the 244th anniversary of the Battle of Moores Creek Bridge, the first decisive Patriot victory of the American Revolution.
Town Calls For Votes For Shoreline Project
Kitty Hawk is asking for votes to help its Moore Shore Road living shoreline project win a state Department of Transportation Mobi Award.
DEQ Moves to Take Over River Locks, Dams
DEQ announced Friday that it was proceeding on behalf of the state with a letter of intent to take ownership of lock and dam Nos. 1-3 on the Cape Fear River.
Grants Available to Improve Beach Accesses
The state Division of Coastal Management announced Friday that local governments in the 20 coastal counties can apply for fiscal year 2020 grants to improve public beach accesses.
Time Span: Recalling First New Inlet Bridge
Nearly forgotten, the remains of the first bridge over the dynamic inlet just north of Rodanthe that reopened for the first time in decades during Hurricane Irene in 2011 are still visible from N.C. 12.
Explore Native Plants with Master Gardeners
Carteret County Master Gardeners Feb. 12 will be “Exploring Native Coastal Plants of the Carolinas” with Paul Hosier, professor emeritus of botany at UNCW, at the Crystal Coast Civic Center.
Report Details Increasing Climate Threats
Preliminary findings from an N.C. Institute for Climate Studies report include a range of significant changes affecting the state through 2100, including rising seas, wetter storms and frequent flooding.
