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A (12 hour) field day in the life at UNC IMS

Shellfish relaying allows oyster and clam harvest from closed areas under close supervision. It’s a contentious practice for environmental, ecological, and financial reasons—will it continue? Read about relay in NC Sea Grant ‘s Coastwatch! ncseagrant.ncsu.edu/coastwatch/cur…

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Tonight at 10, UNC Graduate School PhD student Alexis Longmire will be sharing her research on horseshoe crabs!

Keep your eyes open for guest appearances by our wundergrads Sophia Palmieri & Noelle Keister, as well as Fodrie lab tech Savannah Paliotti!

I've been wanting to cover this for a long time. Our marshes are key to the 🦪🍤food we eat, the 🏚️homes we build, & the🌊 storms we survive. 🌱But, they are rapidly responding to our actions. My full report 📺Queen City News at 10 PM! UNC IMS Climate Central QCN Weather

Each lab group has been organizing an event each month to celebrate IMS’ 75th anniversary. We had a blast pumpkin carving and getting some fresh air at the Noble and Paerl lab’s event on Friday!

Nothing quite like Halloween field work with your feathered friends UNC IMS

Last week, I attended the annual SciREN Coast networking event where I shared my research & my “build your own seagrass meadow” craft with K-12 teachers. Looking forward to continued collaboration with educators to bring #science to the classroom! 🐠🌱 #scicomm #seagrass