05.19.2013
Topics: Central Coast, Education, Wetlands
The federation and Hammocks Beach State Park in Swansboro will begin their popular boat cruises through the marshes of the White Oak River on Tuesday. More >
05.13.2013
Topics: Central Coast, Habitat Restoration, Living Shorelines
The federation and the Trinity Center are recruiting volunteers to help plant 2,500 marsh grasses on Saturday to protect and restore the center’s eroding shoreline on Bogue Sound. More >
05.08.2013
Topics: Advocacy, Our Coast, Preservation
The N.C. Coastal Federation’s third annual "Our Coast" magazine makes it easy for tourists and for the residents to visit some special natural places where they can hike, launch a canoe or kayak, look for birds and wildflowers or learn about the region’s heritage. More >
05.06.2013
Topics: Education, Southeast Coast, Stormwater, Volunteers
Volunteers from Work on Wilmington, or WOW, brave the rain and the muck to keep stormwater projects working. More >
04.29.2013
Topics: Advocacy, Central Coast, Stormwater
As part of a school volunteer project, Nathan Shaul has picked up more than 1,000 pieces of trash in his Emerald Isle neighborhood. More >
04.22.2013
Topics: Central Coast, Habitat Restoration, Jones Island, Living Shorelines
The N.C. Coastal Federation is recruiting volunteers to help plant thousands of marsh grasses next month along the shoreline of Jones Island in the White Oak River. More >
04.15.2013
Topics: Central Coast, NCCF in the News
Drop by our main office in Carteret County starting next week and browse our selection of hardy native plants. More >
04.08.2013
Topics: Advocacy, Legislature, Preservation
Our intern gives her impressions of spending a day in Raleigh lobbying legislators for increased conservation funding. More >
04.01.2013
Topics: Central Coast, Native Plants, NCCF in the News
With the weather warming, it's time to get outside and enjoy some of the nature of our coast. The N.C. Coastal Federation offers a couple of easy ways. More >
03.25.2013
Topics: Advocacy, Coastal management, Terminal groins
Engineers rely on computer models to predict the possibles effects of terminal groins. But how reliable are these models? More >
