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Sam's Field Notes: Diversity of Carolina Crabs - Coastal Review
03/13/2017 by Sam Bland. Male fiddler crabs are known for their large claw, which is capable of bloodying a finger. Photo: Sam Bland. BOGUE BANKS — After a day of strong gusty southwest winds, the ocean was now soothed by a mild northerly wind. No longer agitated, it lay as calm and flat as an aqua blanket stretching to the cloudless horizon.
The Gulf Stream and the Age of Exploration | Coastal Review
Apr 1, 2016 · The Gulf Stream and the Age of Exploration. 04/01/2016 by Jared Lloyd. It is a fascinating thing how history morphs into legend. The sands of time shifting back and forth across a topic tend to weather it down, polish it up and make it sparkle. Like stones in a rock tumbler, the end result barely resembles the raw material that originally went in.
National Estuaries Week sheds light on fragile habitats
Sep 27, 2024 · Save 50% on Sunday nights when you stay three nights! Fireplaces open Oct. 15 in our first-floor waterfront rooms. Call 252-728-3600 or visit inlet-inn.com now to book your stay! National Estuaries Week is a time to appreciate “the countless recreational, economic, and environmental benefits that our estuaries provide while acknowledging that ...
Rising Seas Threaten $4 Billion in NC Property - Coastal Review
Jun 25, 2018 · According to a report released this month by the Union of Concerned Scientists, by 2045 more than 15,000 properties in North Carolina, currently home to about 23,000 residents and valued at about $4 billion, are at risk of chronic inundation – that is, 26 or more times per year. Those properties, the report said, today contribute about $25 ...
Photographer captures Buxton beach after storm damage
Mar 28, 2024 · After photographer Don Bowers, who has been documenting storms in the northern Buxton beach area for decades, visited the shoreline Wednesday, he said that this week’s low-pressure system has caused more damage there than he has seen since he moved to Hatteras Island in the mid-1960s. Stay extra cozy during your Beaufort, NC, Extended Weekend!
Storm thrashes NC coast: historic rainfall, crumpled roads
Sep 18, 2024 · Stay extra cozy during your Beaufort, NC, Extended Weekend! Save 50% on Sunday nights when you stay three nights! Fireplaces open Oct. 15 in our first-floor waterfront rooms. Call 252-728-3600 or visit inlet-inn.com now to book your stay! The center of the low pressure was onshore near Myrtle Beach, South Carolina, by the 5 p.m. Monday update ...
Officials are in ‘No hurry to sell’ 87 acres of Navassa site
Nov 1, 2024 · Fireplaces open Oct. 15 in our first-floor waterfront rooms. Call 252-728-3600 or visit inlet-inn.com now to book your stay! The question “what now” lingers nearly a year after the bidding invitation closed to prospective buyers for 87 …
Maps may yield clearest clues to ‘nation’s oldest mystery’
Oct 10, 2024 · October therapy: Grow your own ‘Little Shop of Horrors’. Maps may yield clearest clues to ‘nation’s oldest mystery’. Samantha Farquhar finds trust a must in fishing research. Vesta says olivine sand carbon project at Duck yielding data. Conchologists expand, revise popular seashell field guide.
‘Catastrophic crisis’: Imported shrimp flood US market
Nov 1, 2023 · Imports from those countries last year exceeded 1.5 billion pounds — more than 90% of all U.S. shrimp imports — and $6.6 billion, according to the association. “If successful, the tariffs should help discipline imports and provide a vital lifeline to a domestic industry that is desperately fighting for its survival,” the association said.