We’re hiring a Facility Operations Specialist. Applications due 12/26/2024.
NCCOS has approved an Effects of Sea Level Rise Event Response (ESLR-ER) Award of $35,228 for a team that has developed less costly gauges for
NCCOS scientists, in partnership with the North Carolina National Estuarine Research Reserve, are conducting an annual survey of marsh vegetation, elevation, and epifuana at sites
The journal Estuaries and Coasts highlighted several papers from the NCCOS project “Influence of Shoreline Changes on Chesapeake and Delmarva Bay Ecosystems” in a special
NCCOS and The Nature Conservancy partnered to create a decision-support tool for North Carolina’s coastal communities that identifies where shoreline conditions are suitable to ensure successful living
We are assessing the use of various shoreline stabilization approaches. We are focusing on: 1) the impact different methods of shoreline stabilization have on ecosystem
Managers and policy makers concerned about shoreline hardening in the Mid-Atlantic region can now find pertinent research results summarized in an accessible document. NCCOS supported
A group of enthusiastic volunteers helped plant Spartina alterniflora, or salt marsh cordgrass, at the Rachel Carson Reserve, a component of the North Carolina National
The U.S. benefits from a wealth of resources and activities that depend on healthy coastal habitats. However, these habitats are being degraded by extensive hardening
A new website from NOAA’s National Centers for Coastal Ocean Science (NCCOS) makes it easier to understand how natural habitats, like wetlands, dunes, and coral
A NOAA-supported team has helped lay the groundwork for flood protection with natural infrastructure projects at Marine Corps Support Facility (MCSF) Blount Island in Jacksonville,