Coastal Carolina Community Maritime Center

03/04/2022

FYI: New Rules regarding fire extinguishers on your boat going into effect this season.

We know we need them on board, but how many do we need and how do they work?

07/05/2021

Just a little more work and she'll be ready for the water.

Hobie 16 is next on the agenda...

06/07/2020

Outside pressure washed and wet sanded.

Inside nothing a little Tilex won't fix

05/31/2020

From our news services The Coastal Land Trust has purchased almost two acres of private land within the Springer’s Point Nature Preserve on the southwest side of Ocracoke Village. Calling it a […]

05/19/2020

I was in Bald Head last November on a sailboat delivery south to Cape Canaveral

What did the first lighthouse on the Cape Fear River look like and what really happened to it? Documents that maritime historian Kevin Duffus found in the National Archives shed some light.

05/07/2020

GREENVILLE, N.C. (WNCT) – The EPA is changing how it defines what is a waterway or wetland in the U.S.   Activists believe the changes could take away Clean Water Act protections fo…

09/07/2019

North Carolina should review its policies to make the state more resilient to hurricanes, including Dorian.

08/22/2019

As sea levels rise, an epic battle takes shape on our coast, where incremental changes will have enormous impacts. A new project is coordinating invaluable measurements of marshland elevations to reveal the story as it unfolds.

07/01/2019

The Albemarle-Pamlico National Estuary Partnership and North Carolina Sea Grant are accepting applications for the 2019 Graduate Fellowship in Estuarine Research.

06/27/2019

Please take a minute of your time and show your support.

The U.S. Fish and Wildlife Service has proposed protection under the Endangered Species Act for the Carolina madtom and Neuse River waterdog, two new aquatic species that currently only survive in the Neuse and Tar-Pamlico basins in eastern North Carolina. Both are suffering from impacts to their ha...