Coastal Review Online

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Blackbeard’s Final Battle: Sorting Facts, Fiction The truth about Blackbeard’s Battle at Ocracoke conflicts with popular interpretations and numerous published accounts, according to author Kevin Duffus. 11/20/2020 READ MORE Text Size: + –News BriefsDCM Seeks Contractors for Resilience Effort Private planning and engineering firms, councils of government, nongovernmental organizations and academic institutions can apply to help coastal governments meet the requirements of a new state resilience program.Federation Calls for Recycled Oyster Shells The North Carolina Coastal Federation has drop-off sites along the coast to recycle oyster shells that will be used to build new reefs in state waters. Reserve Advisory Committees to Meet The N.C. Coastal Reserve and National Estuarine Research Reserve local advisory committee meetings will be held next month by web conference. Hertford S-Bridge to Close Saturday The S-bridge over the Perquimans River on U.S. 17 Business in Hertford will be closed between 6 a.m. and 5 p.m. Saturday while contractors pump concrete for the new bridge currently under construction.Learn How to Get Grants for Car Chargers Stakeholders and applicants can attend a webinar Dec. 11 on applying for funding for zero-emission vehicle charging station projects, available through the NC Volkswagen Mitigation Settlement Program.OBX Parks to Celebrate 3 Anniversaries Three anniversaries will be celebrated virtually in December by Cape Hatteras National Seashore and Wright Brothers National Memorial, both national parks on the Outer Banks.NC New Home to Dueling Dinosaurs Fossil Dinosaur enthusiasts will be able to join online or in-person paleontologists researching the fossilized remains of a T-rex and Triceratops gifted Tuesday to the N.C. Museum of Natural Sciences in Raleigh.Date Set for Appeal In Terminal Groin Case 11/19/2020 The National Audubon Society s appeal in an ongoing legal challenge to stop Ocean Isle Beach’s planned terminal groin project heads to court next month.Wildlife Groups Challenge Red Wolf Rules 11/18/2020 Conservation groups sued the U.S. Fish and Wildlife Service Monday for claiming it can t release any more captive wolves into the wild, although the management strategy had proved successful in the past.Study to Look Closer at Red Wolf Ancestry 10/23/2020 Two weeks after a federal court ordered a recovery plan update for the endangered red wolf population in northeastern North Carolina, a new report lays out plans to further study the species genetics.Blackbeard’s Final Battle: Sorting Facts, Fiction 11/20/2020 The truth about Blackbeard’s Battle at Ocracoke conflicts with popular interpretations and numerous published accounts, according to author Kevin Duffus.OBX Youth Music Program Asks for Support 11/17/2020 An Outer Banks youth music program has canceled its fundraising events for 2020 because of COVID-19 and is in need of support to keep the program running.Temporary Rules Needed to Protect Wetlands 11/16/2020 Guest column: The Environmental Management Commission should enact temporary rules restoring the Department of Environmental Quality s authority to regulate activities in wetlands that no longer require federal permits.Feeding Time at Ocracoke Pony Pen Cape Hatteras National Seashore shared in its Oct. 15 Cape Chronicle newsletter this photo, Feeding time at the Ocracoke pony pen. The National Park Service has cared for the herd since the early 1960s.CRO Talks Climate Change on the Coast This video, featuring Coastal Review Online editor Mark Hibbs, is the first of a two-part series on the impact of climate change in the Southeast. The series features newsrooms and reporting projects from the Southeast that contributed to the Pulitzer Center’s Connected Coastlines initiative. Coastal Review Online published earlier this year a multipart Changing Minds On Climate Science that was part of the reporting initiative.How to Support Us You can help us produce quality journalism and multimedia coverage of coastal issues, history and people.DONATE/SPONSOROur Publisher The North Carolina Coastal Federation, dedicated to preserving coastal resources, publishes Coastal Review Online.LEARN MORE

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