Press Releases
Erin Voigt selected as recipient of the NC Sea Grant-APNEP 2018 joint fellowship.
Read the newsletter to learn about a variety of fisheries-related content from 2018, including Shad in the Classroom.
We Are the River wins a 2018 Gold Telly Award for Non-Broadcast Video in the Nature/Wildlife category. It was funded in part through the Shad in the Classroom program.
North Carolina Sea Grant and APNEP are accepting applications for the 2018 Graduate Fellowship in Estuarine Research.
Students across the state are raising and releasing American shad as part of the Shad in the Classroom program.
The Storymap teaches about the NEP Program, estuaries, and environmental issues.
The NC-VA MOU, that was signed Nov. 1 by representatives of environmental agencies in both states will make it easier for sharing of information and resources.
Submerged Aquatic Vegetation in the Albemarle-Pamlico Estuarine System (pg.6) and Updates from Around the Coast - North Carolina (pg. 35)
Reporters are invited to Wednesday’s 2017 Albemarle-Pamlico Ecosystem Symposium: Eyes on the Horizon where experts will lead a discussion on issues impacting the rivers and estuaries of the Albemarle-Pamlico region.North Carolina and Virginia’s Albemarle-Pamlico region has one of the nation’s largest estuaries, which are bodies of water where rivers meet the sea. Protecting this estuarine complex, with its 3,000 square miles of open water, is crucial for regional industries such as forestry, agriculture, commercial and recreational fishing, tourism, mining and energy development.
Mollie Yacano selected as recipient of the NC Sea Grant-APNEP 2017 joint fellowship.