NC C-CAPE presenters include Dan Obenour, Tal Ben-Horin, Astrid Schnetzer and Will McClure. CEC director Bethany Cutts leads a discussion with participation from Katie McCullough (NC Estuarium), Katey Zimmerman (SoundRivers) and Viivan Taylor (NC C-CAPE Engagement Coordinator).

NC C-CAPE will celebrate World Water Day at Raleigh’s Lake Johnson with trailside science activities to explore water quality, algae blooms, and ecosystem health. There will be events for kids and for citizen scientists of all ages.

NC C-CAPE will be having a harmful algae bloom safety event with Mission Equity in Goldsboro to help youth understand how they can recognize harmful algae blooms and make the best choices to protect themselves and especially their livers from algae toxins.

NC C-CAPE will host Connecting The Coast: Networking and Resource Swap, a collaborative event at the North Carolina Estuarium Museum designed to bring together community leaders, researchers, and organizations working on coastal issues. This event offers an exciting opportunity to build connections, share resources, and discuss ways to strengthen our collective efforts in managing harmful…

Vivian Taylor, NC C-CAPE’s Community Engagement Coordinator, will host a HAB-focused booth at the Piedmont Environmental Alliance’s Earth Day Fair in Winston-Salem, sharing outreach materials with a broader public audience.