North Carolina State University and Carteret Community College have signed an agreement designed to create a streamlined transfer pathway for students seeking to earn bachelor’s degrees in fisheries, wildlife and conservation biology.
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Two speaker series to look at relationships of people, place
Core Sound Waterfowl Museum and Heritage Center is now offering two different speaker series this summer, both of which delve into the relationship between people and place.
Carteret brewery to host aquaculture program fundraiser
Come raise a glass to growing seafood and meet area aquaculture specialists at Nacho Brewery in Morehead City to learn more about what organizers call “a growing opportunity.”
College to offer introduction to living shorelines session
Carteret Community College has announced its new prerequisite-free Introduction to Living Shorelines Academy set for Nov. 2.
College aquaculture lab turns nursery as octopus eggs hatch
The aquaculture program at Carteret Community College recently welcomed tens of thousands of tiny, wiggly bundles of joy, an unusual success — so far.
Hammocks Beach State Park interns share love of nature
Rachel Hoag, Destini Hudson, Kylee Johnson, Sarah Kinicki, Sydney Machion and Megan Rozier have been living and working in tough summer conditions, but they all say the experience is worth it.
College Shoreline Restoration Work Begins
The $1.7 million shoreline restoration project at Carteret Community College is underway, which includes restoration of 1,400 linear feet of the shoreline damaged by Hurricane Florence in September 2018.
Community College Gets Grant for Shoreline
Carteret Community College received a Golden Leaf Foundation hurricane recovery grant for shoreline repair and will work with the North Carolina Coastal Federation on plans for a living shoreline.
Work Begins on College’s Shellfish Center
Work has begun on the $200,000 shellfish mariculture demonstration center at Carteret Community College that’s to expand research and training opportunities when it opens this spring.
Community Colleges Offer Courses in Green Jobs
Someone will have to install those solar panels and tend to those wind farms. Several community colleges along the N.C. coast offer courses to teach the skills needed by alternative energy companies.
