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SANCTUARIES
Sanctuaries. Oyster Sanctuaries are large-scale oyster restoration reefs built in Pamlico Sound. They are typically five to 50 acres in size. Sanctuaries are closed to harvest but open to hook-and-line fishing. They are strategically placed to create reefs that provide reliable oyster larvae that reseed the wild population and cultchplanted areas.
RETAIL SOURCES FOR COASTAL NC NATIVE PLANTS REVISED JUNE Retail Sources for Coastal NC Native Plants Revised June, 2020 (Updated annually) The following are not exclusively native plant nurseries, but are known to stock select North THE RISKS OF RENOURISHMENT 6 Background and, shells, rocks, and silt were dredged and pumped on more than 36 miles of beaches in North Carolina in 2001 and early2002. The
OYSTER REEF BALLS USED TO CREATE NEW OYSTER HABITAT AT WANCHESE — The North Carolina Coastal Federation worked with a local contractor to deploy 25 oyster reef balls along the shoreline at their office in the Wanchese Marine Industrial Park last week. CAPE FEAR RIVER BLUEPRINT Blueprint | 2 . The Lower Cape Fear River Blueprint has been made possible through funding provided by . the Orton Foundation, an affiliate of the Moore Charitable Foundation.. North Carolina Coastal Federation. 3609 Highway 24 Newport, NC 28570 Tel: (252) 393- 8185 Fax: (252) 393- 7508 nccoast.org RESILIENCE INNOVATIONS: FINANCING OPPORTUNITIES Resilience Innovations: Financing Opportunities Jim Kjelgaard Natural Resources Conservation Service; U.S. Department of Agriculture Dr. Jim Kjelgaard is the state conservation engineer with the NORTH CAROLINA COASTAL FEDERATION 637 Harbor Road P.O. Box 276 Wanchese, NC 27981 252-473-1607 map & directions contact us LIVING SHORELINE CONSTRUCTION BEGINS IN TOPSAIL TOPSAIL, N.C. – The Town of Topsail Beach is partnering with the North Carolina Coastal Federation to install four living shoreline demonstration projects to reduce soundside erosion and maintain valuable fisheries habitat.Restoration Systems will begin construction on the first phase of the living shoreline this week along Banks Channel, near the soundside public access at Rocky Mount Ave. LIVING SHORELINE CONSTRUCTION BEGINS AT ORIENTAL’S OCEAN – After several years of planning, construction of the living shoreline at Whittaker Pointe in Oriental, NC has begun. The Whittaker Pointe peninsula serves as the primary defense for almost 300 town buildings, businesses and residences against the waves and surge from the Neuse River during storms and routine high wind events. OYSTER SHELL RECYCLING PROGRAMSANCTUARIES
Sanctuaries. Oyster Sanctuaries are large-scale oyster restoration reefs built in Pamlico Sound. They are typically five to 50 acres in size. Sanctuaries are closed to harvest but open to hook-and-line fishing. They are strategically placed to create reefs that provide reliable oyster larvae that reseed the wild population and cultchplanted areas.
RETAIL SOURCES FOR COASTAL NC NATIVE PLANTS REVISED JUNE Retail Sources for Coastal NC Native Plants Revised June, 2020 (Updated annually) The following are not exclusively native plant nurseries, but are known to stock select North THE RISKS OF RENOURISHMENT 6 Background and, shells, rocks, and silt were dredged and pumped on more than 36 miles of beaches in North Carolina in 2001 and early2002. The
OYSTER REEF BALLS USED TO CREATE NEW OYSTER HABITAT AT WANCHESE — The North Carolina Coastal Federation worked with a local contractor to deploy 25 oyster reef balls along the shoreline at their office in the Wanchese Marine Industrial Park last week. CAPE FEAR RIVER BLUEPRINT Blueprint | 2 . The Lower Cape Fear River Blueprint has been made possible through funding provided by . the Orton Foundation, an affiliate of the Moore Charitable Foundation.. North Carolina Coastal Federation. 3609 Highway 24 Newport, NC 28570 Tel: (252) 393- 8185 Fax: (252) 393- 7508 nccoast.org RESILIENCE INNOVATIONS: FINANCING OPPORTUNITIES Resilience Innovations: Financing Opportunities Jim Kjelgaard Natural Resources Conservation Service; U.S. Department of Agriculture Dr. Jim Kjelgaard is the state conservation engineer with the ABOUT US | NORTH CAROLINA COASTAL FEDERATION The North Carolina Coastal Federation is a member-supported 501 (c)3 that focuses on protecting and restoring the North Carolina coast. Since 1982, the federation has been in the field restoring miles of coastline; training and educating students, adults and communities to take actions that result in cleaner coastal waters and advocating foran
LIVING SHORELINES
Living Shorelines Academy is funded by the Environmental Protection Agency (EPA) and is a product of collaboration between Restore America’s Estuaries and the North Carolina Coastal Federation — and their many partners.. The goals of the Living Shorelines Academy are to: Increase the abundance of coastal wetlands; Advance the policy, science and practice of living shorelines STAFF | NORTH CAROLINA COASTAL FEDERATION Executive Director. Todd Miller is the founder and executive director of the North Carolina Coastal Federation, a nonprofit with over 16,000 supporters working for a healthier North Carolina coast. A coastal North Carolina native from the community of Ocean in Carteret County, it was here in 1982 that Miller found his passion—working to keep HEADQUARTERS & CENTRAL OFFICE 3609 N.C. 24 (Ocean) Newport, NC 28570 ph: 252-393-8185 fax: 252-393-7508 Map & DirectionsCOASTAL CLEANUPS
Coastal Cleanups. The North Carolina Coastal Federation seeks to involve the community in collecting marine debris to protect our local wildlife and salt marshes. This helps protect local wildlife, salt marshes and marine life. Our cleanups would not be possible without the help of our wonderful volunteers. TOPSAIL BEACH LIVING SHORELINE A living shoreline project will be at Rocky Mount Ave. to protect the eroding marsh, protect clean water, and restore oyster habitat. The Town of Topsail Beach is partnering with the North Carolina Coastal Federation to install four living shoreline demonstration projects to reduce sound side erosion and maintain valuable fisheries habitat.TERMINAL GROINS
Terminal groins are relatively new concoctions. They are the name proponents have given to small jetties built at inlets — the terminus of islands. A sea wall, as the name suggests, is a wall built along the coast between the land and the ocean. Sea walls aretypically made
LAKE MATTAMUSKEET WATERSHED RESTORATION PLAN APPROVED Lake Mattamuskeet Watershed Restoration Plan approved. The locally developed watershed restoration plan designed to clean up Lake Mattamuskeet was approved by the North Carolina Department of Environmental Quality on Aug. 7. The Department’s Nonpoint Source Program staff says that the plan’s recommended projects to restorewater quality are
BRIAN KRAMER
Helping Nature Help Us: Co-Benefits of Environmental Solutions Brian Kramer Town of Pine Knoll Shores Brian Kramer is the first Town Manager of Pine Knoll RESILIENCE INNOVATIONS: FINANCING OPPORTUNITIES Resilience Innovations: Financing Opportunities Jim Kjelgaard Natural Resources Conservation Service; U.S. Department of Agriculture Dr. Jim Kjelgaard is the state conservation engineer with the NORTH CAROLINA COASTAL FEDERATION 637 Harbor Road P.O. Box 276 Wanchese, NC 27981 252-473-1607 map & directions contact us ABOUT US | NORTH CAROLINA COASTAL FEDERATION The North Carolina Coastal Federation is a member-supported 501 (c)3 that focuses on protecting and restoring the North Carolina coast. Since 1982, the federation has been in the field restoring miles of coastline; training and educating students, adults and communities to take actions that result in cleaner coastal waters and advocating foran
STAFF | NORTH CAROLINA COASTAL FEDERATION Executive Director. Todd Miller is the founder and executive director of the North Carolina Coastal Federation, a nonprofit with over 16,000 supporters working for a healthier North Carolina coast. A coastal North Carolina native from the community of Ocean in Carteret County, it was here in 1982 that Miller found his passion—working to keep OYSTER SHELL RECYCLING PROGRAM NATURE-BASED STORMWATER STRATEGIES The Action Plan for Nature-based Stormwater Strategies was developed by the North Carolina Coastal Federation with the support of The Pew Charitable Trusts, and input from four expert work groups focusing on opportunities for use of nature based stormwater strategies in new development, stormwater retrofits, roadways and working lands. LIVING SHORELINE CONSTRUCTION BEGINS AT ORIENTAL’S OCEAN – After several years of planning, construction of the living shoreline at Whittaker Pointe in Oriental, NC has begun. The Whittaker Pointe peninsula serves as the primary defense for almost 300 town buildings, businesses and residences against the waves and surge from the Neuse River during storms and routine high wind events. RETAIL SOURCES FOR COASTAL NC NATIVE PLANTS REVISED JUNE Retail Sources for Coastal NC Native Plants Revised June, 2020 (Updated annually) The following are not exclusively native plant nurseries, but are known to stock select North FACING THE FACTS ABOUT HOGS September 1998 FACING THE FACTS ABOUT HOGS AN IN-DEPTH REPORT ON NORTH CAROLINA’S HOG INDUSTRY B u l k o M a i l N o n-P r f i t R a t e P e r m i t N o 1 2 N e w p o r t, N C Continued on pg 2 THE RISKS OF RENOURISHMENT 6 Background and, shells, rocks, and silt were dredged and pumped on more than 36 miles of beaches in North Carolina in 2001 and early2002. The
OYSTER REEF BALLS USED TO CREATE NEW OYSTER HABITAT AT WANCHESE — The North Carolina Coastal Federation worked with a local contractor to deploy 25 oyster reef balls along the shoreline at their office in the Wanchese Marine Industrial Park last week. NORTH CAROLINA COASTAL FEDERATION 637 Harbor Road P.O. Box 276 Wanchese, NC 27981 252-473-1607 map & directions contact us ABOUT US | NORTH CAROLINA COASTAL FEDERATION The North Carolina Coastal Federation is a member-supported 501 (c)3 that focuses on protecting and restoring the North Carolina coast. Since 1982, the federation has been in the field restoring miles of coastline; training and educating students, adults and communities to take actions that result in cleaner coastal waters and advocating foran
STAFF | NORTH CAROLINA COASTAL FEDERATION Executive Director. Todd Miller is the founder and executive director of the North Carolina Coastal Federation, a nonprofit with over 16,000 supporters working for a healthier North Carolina coast. A coastal North Carolina native from the community of Ocean in Carteret County, it was here in 1982 that Miller found his passion—working to keep OYSTER SHELL RECYCLING PROGRAM NATURE-BASED STORMWATER STRATEGIES The Action Plan for Nature-based Stormwater Strategies was developed by the North Carolina Coastal Federation with the support of The Pew Charitable Trusts, and input from four expert work groups focusing on opportunities for use of nature based stormwater strategies in new development, stormwater retrofits, roadways and working lands. LIVING SHORELINE CONSTRUCTION BEGINS AT ORIENTAL’S OCEAN – After several years of planning, construction of the living shoreline at Whittaker Pointe in Oriental, NC has begun. The Whittaker Pointe peninsula serves as the primary defense for almost 300 town buildings, businesses and residences against the waves and surge from the Neuse River during storms and routine high wind events. RETAIL SOURCES FOR COASTAL NC NATIVE PLANTS REVISED JUNE Retail Sources for Coastal NC Native Plants Revised June, 2020 (Updated annually) The following are not exclusively native plant nurseries, but are known to stock select North FACING THE FACTS ABOUT HOGS September 1998 FACING THE FACTS ABOUT HOGS AN IN-DEPTH REPORT ON NORTH CAROLINA’S HOG INDUSTRY B u l k o M a i l N o n-P r f i t R a t e P e r m i t N o 1 2 N e w p o r t, N C Continued on pg 2 THE RISKS OF RENOURISHMENT 6 Background and, shells, rocks, and silt were dredged and pumped on more than 36 miles of beaches in North Carolina in 2001 and early2002. The
OYSTER REEF BALLS USED TO CREATE NEW OYSTER HABITAT AT WANCHESE — The North Carolina Coastal Federation worked with a local contractor to deploy 25 oyster reef balls along the shoreline at their office in the Wanchese Marine Industrial Park last week. GIVE | NORTH CAROLINA COASTAL FEDERATION Explore the many ways to give below, from memberships to donations to a coastal license plate. If you prefer, you may simply download this form and mail it with your check made out to North Carolina Coastal Federation at 3609 N.C. 24 Newport, NC 28570. Please call us LIVING SHORELINE CONSTRUCTION BEGINS AT ORIENTAL’S OCEAN – After several years of planning, construction of the living shoreline at Whittaker Pointe in Oriental, NC has begun. The Whittaker Pointe peninsula serves as the primary defense for almost 300 town buildings, businesses and residences against the waves and surge from the Neuse River during storms and routine high wind events. OYSTERS | NORTH CAROLINA COASTAL FEDERATION Oysters and the reefs that they form provide many ecological, economic and social benefits. These values are often referred to as the three “Fs”, for short: food, filter and fish habitat. Our native eastern oysters (Crassostrea virginica) provide these vital functions free of charge.Food – Oysters support a viable commercial and recreational fishery that is an important part of North OCEAN FRIENDLY ESTABLISHMENTS An Ocean Friendly Establishment is a business that voluntarily makes environmentally friendly business decisions, primarily reducing the use of single-use plastics. In coastal North Carolina, many establishments take pride in protecting the environment recognizing that a healthy coast is why we choose to live in and visit the area.ADOPT AN OYSTER
Adopt Now. Adopt an oyster, $5. In three years, your oyster will be all grown up, filtering 50 gallons of water a day and providing a home for shrimp, crabs and fish. Your adoption comes with: Short, quirky updates about your oysters by text or email. Adopt a dozen oysters,$40.
RETAIL SOURCES FOR COASTAL NC NATIVE PLANTS REVISED JUNE Retail Sources for Coastal NC Native Plants Revised June, 2020 (Updated annually) The following are not exclusively native plant nurseries, but are known to stock select North ATLANTIC HARBOR LIVING SHORELINE Atlantic Harbor Living Shoreline. Through funding from the Environmental Enhancement Grant Program and National Fish and Wildlife Foundation the federation is working to protect and restore the shoreline at White Point in Atlantic, N.C, which is adjacent to Atlantic Harbor. This property is located in Down East, Carteret County and will provideSHALLOTTE INLET
The issue. The Town of Ocean Isle Beach has proposed to build an expensive 750-foot terminal groin at Shallotte Inlet as a way to control erosion. The North Carolina Coastal Federation advocates for less expensive and gentler methods to decrease erosion. The application for this terminal groin has already been problematicbecause a Section 7
BRADLEY AND HEWLETTS CREEKS WATERSHED RESTORATION The North Carolina Coastal Federation, City of Wilmington, Town of Wrightsville Beach and project partners developed a watershed restoration plan in 2007 that focuses on reducing the amount of stormwater runoff transporting bacteria and pollutants into the creeks. Partners recognize that restoring water quality in these creeks will be a long OYSTER REEF BALLS USED TO CREATE NEW OYSTER HABITAT AT WANCHESE — The North Carolina Coastal Federation worked with a local contractor to deploy 25 oyster reef balls along the shoreline at their office in the Wanchese Marine Industrial Park last week. NORTH CAROLINA COASTAL FEDERATION 637 Harbor Road P.O. Box 276 Wanchese, NC 27981 252-473-1607 map & directions contact us ABOUT US | NORTH CAROLINA COASTAL FEDERATION The North Carolina Coastal Federation is a member-supported 501 (c)3 that focuses on protecting and restoring the North Carolina coast. Since 1982, the federation has been in the field restoring miles of coastline; training and educating students, adults and communities to take actions that result in cleaner coastal waters and advocating foran
STAFF | NORTH CAROLINA COASTAL FEDERATION Executive Director. Todd Miller is the founder and executive director of the North Carolina Coastal Federation, a nonprofit with over 16,000 supporters working for a healthier North Carolina coast. A coastal North Carolina native from the community of Ocean in Carteret County, it was here in 1982 that Miller found his passion—working to keep OYSTER SHELL RECYCLING PROGRAM NATURE-BASED STORMWATER STRATEGIES The Action Plan for Nature-based Stormwater Strategies was developed by the North Carolina Coastal Federation with the support of The Pew Charitable Trusts, and input from four expert work groups focusing on opportunities for use of nature based stormwater strategies in new development, stormwater retrofits, roadways and working lands. LIVING SHORELINE CONSTRUCTION BEGINS AT ORIENTAL’S OCEAN – After several years of planning, construction of the living shoreline at Whittaker Pointe in Oriental, NC has begun. The Whittaker Pointe peninsula serves as the primary defense for almost 300 town buildings, businesses and residences against the waves and surge from the Neuse River during storms and routine high wind events. RETAIL SOURCES FOR COASTAL NC NATIVE PLANTS REVISED JUNENC NATIVE PLANTS FOR SALENC NATIVE PLANTS AND SHRUBSPIEDMONT NC NATIVE PLANTSNC STATE NATIVE PLANTSNATIVE PLANTS FOR SALENC NATIVE PLANT SOCIETY2002. The
OYSTER REEF BALLS USED TO CREATE NEW OYSTER HABITAT ATOYSTER REEF HABITATCORAL REEF HABITAT ANIMALSCORAL REEF HABITAT FACTSOYSTER HABITATOYSTER REEF RESTORATIONREEF BALLS COST WANCHESE — The North Carolina Coastal Federation worked with a local contractor to deploy 25 oyster reef balls along the shoreline at their office in the Wanchese Marine Industrial Park last week. NORTH CAROLINA COASTAL FEDERATION 637 Harbor Road P.O. Box 276 Wanchese, NC 27981 252-473-1607 map & directions contact us ABOUT US | NORTH CAROLINA COASTAL FEDERATION The North Carolina Coastal Federation is a member-supported 501 (c)3 that focuses on protecting and restoring the North Carolina coast. Since 1982, the federation has been in the field restoring miles of coastline; training and educating students, adults and communities to take actions that result in cleaner coastal waters and advocating foran
STAFF | NORTH CAROLINA COASTAL FEDERATION Executive Director. Todd Miller is the founder and executive director of the North Carolina Coastal Federation, a nonprofit with over 16,000 supporters working for a healthier North Carolina coast. A coastal North Carolina native from the community of Ocean in Carteret County, it was here in 1982 that Miller found his passion—working to keep OYSTER SHELL RECYCLING PROGRAM NATURE-BASED STORMWATER STRATEGIES The Action Plan for Nature-based Stormwater Strategies was developed by the North Carolina Coastal Federation with the support of The Pew Charitable Trusts, and input from four expert work groups focusing on opportunities for use of nature based stormwater strategies in new development, stormwater retrofits, roadways and working lands. LIVING SHORELINE CONSTRUCTION BEGINS AT ORIENTAL’S OCEAN – After several years of planning, construction of the living shoreline at Whittaker Pointe in Oriental, NC has begun. The Whittaker Pointe peninsula serves as the primary defense for almost 300 town buildings, businesses and residences against the waves and surge from the Neuse River during storms and routine high wind events. RETAIL SOURCES FOR COASTAL NC NATIVE PLANTS REVISED JUNENC NATIVE PLANTS FOR SALENC NATIVE PLANTS AND SHRUBSPIEDMONT NC NATIVE PLANTSNC STATE NATIVE PLANTSNATIVE PLANTS FOR SALENC NATIVE PLANT SOCIETY2002. The
OYSTER REEF BALLS USED TO CREATE NEW OYSTER HABITAT ATOYSTER REEF HABITATCORAL REEF HABITAT ANIMALSCORAL REEF HABITAT FACTSOYSTER HABITATOYSTER REEF RESTORATIONREEF BALLS COST WANCHESE — The North Carolina Coastal Federation worked with a local contractor to deploy 25 oyster reef balls along the shoreline at their office in the Wanchese Marine Industrial Park last week. GIVE | NORTH CAROLINA COASTAL FEDERATION Explore the many ways to give below, from memberships to donations to a coastal license plate. If you prefer, you may simply download this form and mail it with your check made out to North Carolina Coastal Federation at 3609 N.C. 24 Newport, NC 28570. Please call us LIVING SHORELINE CONSTRUCTION BEGINS AT ORIENTAL’S OCEAN – After several years of planning, construction of the living shoreline at Whittaker Pointe in Oriental, NC has begun. The Whittaker Pointe peninsula serves as the primary defense for almost 300 town buildings, businesses and residences against the waves and surge from the Neuse River during storms and routine high wind events. OYSTERS | NORTH CAROLINA COASTAL FEDERATION Oysters and the reefs that they form provide many ecological, economic and social benefits. These values are often referred to as the three “Fs”, for short: food, filter and fish habitat. Our native eastern oysters (Crassostrea virginica) provide these vital functions free of charge.Food – Oysters support a viable commercial and recreational fishery that is an important part of North OCEAN FRIENDLY ESTABLISHMENTS An Ocean Friendly Establishment is a business that voluntarily makes environmentally friendly business decisions, primarily reducing the use of single-use plastics. In coastal North Carolina, many establishments take pride in protecting the environment recognizing that a healthy coast is why we choose to live in and visit the area.ADOPT AN OYSTER
Adopt Now. Adopt an oyster, $5. In three years, your oyster will be all grown up, filtering 50 gallons of water a day and providing a home for shrimp, crabs and fish. Your adoption comes with: Short, quirky updates about your oysters by text or email. Adopt a dozen oysters,$40.
RETAIL SOURCES FOR COASTAL NC NATIVE PLANTS REVISED JUNE Retail Sources for Coastal NC Native Plants Revised June, 2020 (Updated annually) The following are not exclusively native plant nurseries, but are known to stock select North ATLANTIC HARBOR LIVING SHORELINE Atlantic Harbor Living Shoreline. Through funding from the Environmental Enhancement Grant Program and National Fish and Wildlife Foundation the federation is working to protect and restore the shoreline at White Point in Atlantic, N.C, which is adjacent to Atlantic Harbor. This property is located in Down East, Carteret County and will provideSHALLOTTE INLET
The issue. The Town of Ocean Isle Beach has proposed to build an expensive 750-foot terminal groin at Shallotte Inlet as a way to control erosion. The North Carolina Coastal Federation advocates for less expensive and gentler methods to decrease erosion. The application for this terminal groin has already been problematicbecause a Section 7
BRADLEY AND HEWLETTS CREEKS WATERSHED RESTORATION The North Carolina Coastal Federation, City of Wilmington, Town of Wrightsville Beach and project partners developed a watershed restoration plan in 2007 that focuses on reducing the amount of stormwater runoff transporting bacteria and pollutants into the creeks. Partners recognize that restoring water quality in these creeks will be a long OYSTER REEF BALLS USED TO CREATE NEW OYSTER HABITAT AT WANCHESE — The North Carolina Coastal Federation worked with a local contractor to deploy 25 oyster reef balls along the shoreline at their office in the Wanchese Marine Industrial Park last week.Skip to content
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